Track every change with a complete audit trail

The audit trail system hooks into every write operation in the platform. When a user creates, updates, or deletes a redirect rule, deploys changes, modifies project settings, or changes team permissions, an audit event is generated automatically. No manual logging is required — coverage is complete by default.

Each audit event captures the user identity and name, the exact timestamp, the action type (create, update, delete, deploy, etc.), and optional metadata with additional change details. Events are linked to specific entities so you can trace all changes to a given rule or project.

Audit events are immutable — once written, they cannot be modified or deleted, even by administrators. This ensures the audit trail provides a trustworthy record of all changes for compliance and forensic purposes.

The audit trail is designed for organizations that need to maintain a verifiable record of all changes to their redirect infrastructure. Every event is stored in an append-only log that provides tamper-evident guarantees. Events include enough context to understand the full change without needing to correlate data from multiple sources.

Search and filter capabilities let you narrow the audit log by date range, user, action type, or affected rule. Full-text search across event details means you can find specific changes by searching for a URL pattern, a rule name, or a team member's email address.

Audit events are stored as an append-only log. Search and filter capabilities let you narrow down by date range, user, action type, or affected entity. Full-text search across event metadata means you can find specific changes quickly.