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Overview

The Audit Log gives administrators a searchable, filterable record of activity across Telestream UP — logins, resource changes, and actions taken in each application. Go to Settings → Audit Log. Access to this page requires an admin role or an organization plan that includes audit logging; if you don’t have access, you’ll be redirected to a “Permission Denied” page.

Viewing events

The main table lists events with these columns: resource name, event name, application (User, Review, Capture, Workflow, Scheduler, or Lens), Space, user email, and timestamp.
  • Use the date/time range picker at the top to narrow the window (it defaults to the last 24 hours). Click Clear to remove the date filter and see everything.
  • Each of the Resource name, Event name, Application, Space, and User email columns has its own filter — click the column header to pick one or more values. Filters combine with each other and with the date range.
  • Scroll to the bottom of the table to load more results automatically.
Click any row to open its full details in a side panel: timestamp, application, user email, IP address, the Space, event and resource names, and — if the user was being viewed-as/impersonated at the time — the masquerading user. Below that, the full event payload is shown as raw JSON, with a Copy JSON To Clipboard button. Close the panel with Close or the × in its header.

Exporting events

Export Current View downloads the events currently loaded in the table as a CSV file.
This exports only the events that have been loaded into the table so far — if you haven’t scrolled to the end of the results, consider narrowing your filters or scrolling further before exporting, since this isn’t a full export of every matching event.
A confirmation toast appears once the file is ready (“Audit Log CSV File has been exported”), or an error if it fails.

When there’s nothing to show

If no events match your filters, the table shows a “Nothing found” message with an icon — this is expected behavior for a narrow filter, not an error.