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Audit log

Feature · Teams & operations

Who changed what.

On the record.

With several hands on the same feeds, yesterday's mystery change needs a source. Activity logs record account and store actions - who did what, when - so multi-user teams answer from the log, not from recollection.

The difference

A written record vs. asking around

Without GoDataFeed

  • Changes surface with no author and no timestamp
  • Debugging starts with asking who touched it
  • Client questions get answered from memory
  • Accountability depends on confession

With GoDataFeed

  • Account and store actions land in the activity log
  • Changes carry an author and a timestamp
  • Questions get answered by reading, not polling the team
  • Accountability is structural, not social

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How it works

Who changed what, when - across every store you manage.

Benefits

Mysteries get authors

Unexplained changes stop being unexplained.

Faster debugging

Trace a regression to an action, not a suspicion.

Client-ready answers

Respond to what happened with the record.

Fair accountability

The log speaks so nobody has to.

Team-scale safety

More hands on the account stays manageable.

Compliance posture

Actions on the account are documented by default.

Capabilities

Account activity logs

Activity logs under account management record actions across the account - the running record of who did what.

Multi-user accountability

With per-store users in a shared workspace, the log ties actions to the people who took them.

Paired with run history

Activity logs cover the who; import history covers the what-ran - together they reconstruct any timeline.

Feature · Teams & operations

Account Activity & Audit Logs | GoDataFeed

Activity logs record who did what, when, across your account and stores - so multi-user teams debug and answer clients from the record.

Audit log

Audit log is stage six

of six.

A timestamped record of every change.

Every feature works from the same catalog. Every upstream change lands in it — the audit log records who changed what, and when.

Questions

Feature · Teams & operations

What do activity logs record?

Actions across the account and its stores - the record of who did what, with timestamps.

How does this help with debugging?

Pair the activity log with import history: match the change to the run where behavior shifted, and the cause usually names itself.

Who can see the logs?

Account-level oversight lives in account management, alongside stores, users and billing.

Settle it with the log.

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Also in the box

Everything the monitoring loop

needs.

Alerting

Eligibility drops and sync failures to email or Slack, thresholds yours.

Feed history

Every published version diffable — what changed, when, by which rule.

Pre-submission validation

The same rulebook checks, run before publishing instead of after.

Error playbooks

Each channel error mapped to its fix, linked from the row.

Scheduled reports

Weekly eligibility digest per store, for the people who don't log in.

API access

Diagnostics data in your own BI, if that's where your team lives.