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Settings → Audit Log

The Audit Log tab is your guild's change history. Every state-changing action — staff approves a regear, owner flips a system toggle, packer takes a cut-off task — writes one row here. Use it to answer "who changed X" and "when did Y happen" questions.

Open it from the Settings modal under ADMINISTRATION → Audit Log.

Permissions

The tab requires View Audit Log. Granting it gives read-only access to the log; the actions logged are gated by their own permissions independently. (Granting View Audit Log doesn't give the user power to do anything they couldn't do before — only to see who else did it.)

What's on the tab

Audit Log tab — Settings modal with Audit Log highlighted in ADMINISTRATION, right pane shows "Audit Log" heading + "Review actions taken in this guild. Useful for troubleshooting and tracking changes." sub, then a toolbar with "All actions" filter dropdown + Search actor / action / id input + refresh button. Below: vertical list of audit rows, each showing actor avatar + actor display name + action name + guild context badge + UTC timestamp. Visible actions include guild settings update, PARTY BOARD TOGGLE ON, ZVZ TOGGLE ON, ITEM PRICE TOGGLE ON, ZVZ SYSTEM TOGGLE ON, ARMORY STOCK PICKLIST ON, ARMORY TOGGLE ON

The toolbar at the top has:

  • All actions dropdown — filter to a specific action class (e.g. "Regear approved", "Role edited", "Task taken").
  • Search input — match against actor display name, action name, or affected resource ID (e.g. paste a regear request UUID to find every event touching it).
  • Refresh icon — pull the latest entries.

Each row shows:

  • Actor avatar + display name — who did it.
  • Action name in monospace caps (e.g. PARTY BOARD TOGGLE ON) so it's easy to grep.
  • Guild badge — the guild context (you'll see "QuickStart Demo" on the test guild; useful when the same person manages multiple guilds).
  • UTC timestamp — when it happened, in UTC.

Rows scroll back chronologically. Older entries page in as you scroll past the bottom (no manual pagination button).

What gets logged

Most state-changing actions write an entry — examples:

  • Guild settings update — anything saved on this Settings modal.
  • Toggles on/off — every Guild Systems toggle, every sub-toggle (Armory Stock in Picklist, Party Board, ZvZ Attendance).
  • Role lifecycle — create / rename / edit / delete / assign / unassign.
  • Member lifecycle — kick, soft-delete (revivable), revive, hard-delete.
  • Regear pipeline — submit / approve / reject / payout / refund.
  • Cut-off task lifecycle — create / take / release / mark recipient delivered / complete / undo.
  • Locker lifecycle — group create / count change / assignment grant / revoke.
  • Discord — pair / unpair, role mapping changes, channel rebuild.

Pure read actions (opening a tab, viewing a report) are not logged — only state changes.

Retention

Entries are kept for at least 90 days. Higher subscription tiers extend retention. The log is append-only — there's no way to edit or delete an individual row.

Last reviewed

Walked as demo01 (Owner of QuickStart Demo) on 2026-05-24 against commit 7dd04f1b. Screenshot shows ~10 rows of the latest activity on QuickStart Demo — mostly test-driven system toggles from the docs-rebuild walkthrough.

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