Audit Log API
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The Audit Log API provides endpoints for retrieving records of actions and changes within your Nected workspace. These logs are essential for tracking user activities, monitoring changes, and maintaining security within the workspace.
All Audit Log API endpoints require an authenticated request using the nected-api-key header. This key is specific to your workspace and must be kept secure.
Note: By default, the nected-api-key is set to private for security purposes. To retrieve your nected-api-key, follow these steps:
Log in to .
Go to Authorization page from the left sidebar
View or regenerate your
nected-api-keyto use in API requests.
For easier testing and exploration, the Audit Log API endpoints are available in a .
Retrieve a paginated list of audit logs for a specified module within your workspace. This endpoint is useful for monitoring actions performed by users in different modules.
Endpoint: GET /dev/audit/audit/search
Method: GET
Description: Retrieves a list of audit logs for a specified module in your workspace.
Headers:
nected-api-key (string, required) - Your API key to authenticate and link the request to your workspace. .
Query Parameters:
pageNo (integer, optional) - Page number for paginated results. Default is 1.
pageSize (integer, optional) - Number of records per page. Default is 10, maximum is 10.
search - rule_name or any text
type - Type can be anything among these: ruleSet | simpleRule | dataSet | connector | globalVar | decisionTable | systemAPIKey | authConfig | cron | workflow,nectedWorkflow | api | delay | webhook
event In events you can set these: test | api | roleRevoke | roleUpdate | cronTest | cron | webhook | delayedTest | delay
status - Status can be success,Completed | error,Failed environment production | staging startDate date endDate date
logId (string) - Unique identifier of the audit log entry.
timestamp (integer) - Unix timestamp indicating when the action was performed.
user (string) - Identifier of the user who performed the action.
action (string) - Type of action recorded (e.g., create, update, delete).
module (string) - Module where the action occurred.
details (object) - Additional information about the action, such as affected entities or parameters.
401 Unauthorized: Missing or invalid nected-api-key.
Example: {"error": "Unauthorized access. Invalid API key."}
404 Not Found: Specified module does not exist in the workspace.
Example: {"error": "Module not found."}
Retrieve detailed information for a specific audit log entry. This endpoint provides in-depth information about a particular action.
Endpoint: GET /dev/audit/audit/:log-id
Method: GET
Description: Retrieves details of a specific audit log entry by log-id within the specified module.
Headers:
nected-api-key (string, required) - Your API key to authenticate and link the request to your workspace.
Path Parameters:
log-id (string, required) - The unique identifier for the specific audit log entry.
logId (string) - Unique identifier of the audit log entry.
timestamp (integer) - Unix timestamp when the action occurred.
user (string) - Identifier of the user who performed the action.
action (string) - Type of action recorded.
module (string) - Module within which the action took place.
description (string) - A detailed description of the action taken.
details (object) - Additional data related to the action, such as the affected entity and fields.
401 Unauthorized: Missing or invalid nected-api-key.
Example: {"error": "Unauthorized access. Invalid API key."}
404 Not Found: Specified log-id not found within the module.
Example: {"error": "Audit log entry not found."}
The Audit Log API may return specific errors if the request fails. Common error responses include:
401 Unauthorized: Indicates that the nected-api-key is missing or invalid. Ensure that you are using the correct API key for your workspace.
Example Response:
404 Not Found: This error occurs if the specified module or log ID does not exist in the workspace.
Example Response:
Example Response for log ID:
The Get All Audit Logs endpoint supports pagination to help manage large sets of audit records. The following query parameters control pagination:
pageNo (integer, optional) - Specifies the page number to retrieve, with a default of 1.
pageSize (integer, optional) - Specifies the number of records per page, with a default of 10 and a maximum of 10.
Example usage of pagination in the API:
This concludes the Audit Log API Documentation. These endpoints provide secure and comprehensive access to audit logs within your Nected workspace, empowering you to track and review actions for improved security and operational oversight.