Platform logs provide detailed information for Pelcro's different platform resources. They are automatically generated. Essentially, this gives you a running summary of everything that happens on your site, which is crucial for maintaining a secure site that runs smoothly. This can be especially useful if you’re working with a large team of administrators, or your site works with large amounts of information.

This article provides an overview of platform logs including what information they provide and how you can access and use them for collection and analysis.

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Accessing Logs

Logs can be located from the main navigation menu of the platform by simply clicking on your account profile menu, and choosing Logs.

Listing Log Events

Once you arrive at the logs page, you will see a detailed list view of all log events on your account, including details related to date and time of when an event occurred, the site on which relevant site-specific events happened, which collaborator triggered the event, the level of the event (informational/warning/error), as well as a brief description of what the event is.

Viewing Log Event Details

You can click on each line item on the list of the log events to view more details about a specific log event. Each event will contain unique sets of information which are relevant to the nature of the event, and will help you identify more details related to the log event.

For example, when a new subscription is created, the log event details will contain information related to the subscription details, as shown below, which is different from what will be shown when a customer is created, for instance. You can refer to the relevant "List of Log Events" in the sections below to see the type of information which will be shown on each log event message.

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Platform Activity Logs

Platform activity logs lists all of the recent activity on your site. It will drill down events related to your platform elements (products, subscriptions, collaborators, etc.) in a consolidated view, which you can use to keep track of what’s happening. These types of log messages will include events like subscription creations, customer additions, collaborator deletions, site settings updates, and more.

Maintaining an activity log for your site is essential for security, integrity, and accountability. Logs track the majority of events and changes related to your account and sites, which can provide you with valuable information when something goes wrong.

• Activity logs ensure accountability; enabling you to see when a given activity has not been performed as expected, or if a mistake has been made that causes problems.
• Activity logs make troubleshooting errors easier; being able to consult an activity log would make diagnosing a problem faster by enabling you to see what happened just before it first appeared, giving you a path to investigate further instead of guesswork.
• Activity logs help you meet regulatory standards; being able to track the activity on your site is mandatory. by several regulatory compliance bodies(GDPR, for instance) for certain websites, including those run by businesses.

List of Activity Log Events