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CMP-04 Operation Audit Report

Last updated 2026-11-09

Audit-log volumes by action, target type and operator.

This report shows audit-log volumes by action, target type and operator: how many audit log entries fall into each combination. It uses real-time data, so the counts reflect the audit log as it stands when you run it.

Schematic of the Operation Audit Report: audit-log volumes by action, target type and operator
Schematic diagram — not a screenshot of the live screen.

What this report is for#

Use it as the volume and pattern view of the audit log: which actions happen most, which target types they touch, and which operators they come from. It is for spotting patterns and deciding where to look closer — the entry-level detail itself is read on the audit log page, as the counting notes below explain.

How the numbers are counted#

Counts audit log entries. Entry-level detail (before/after values) is read on the audit log page; this report is the volume and pattern view.

Each row is one action, one target type and one operator.

Dimensions and filters#

  • Action — the action recorded in the audit log
  • Target Type — the type of object the action was on
  • Operator — who performed the action
  • Event Count — how many audit log entries in the group
  • Filters you can set: Date range

How to read it#

Read the counts as volumes, not as verdicts: a high count on a row means many entries of that action, target type and operator were recorded in the period — it tells you where the activity is concentrated. To judge any single entry, go to the audit log page and read its before and after values there.

Typical uses#

  • See which actions and target types generate the most audit entries
  • Compare audit volume across operators
  • Decide where to drill into entry-level detail on the audit log page

Reports features used in this article: pick this report in Reports, set the date range or warehouse filter and click Run to see the result; use Export to download the result as a CSV file; or use Subscribe to have the same view sent to your inbox on a schedule.

Note on subscriptions: your subscription and its filters are saved right away. Scheduled email delivery is being switched on in stages — sending starts as soon as delivery opens for your organization.