Logs

The Dashboard > Logs page is your central hub for understanding everything happening within your tenant. It provides a comprehensive, real-time view of all system and user events, making it an essential tool for monitoring activity, debugging issues, and performing security audits.

Exploring and Filtering Logs

1. For powerful, specific searches, you can write precise queries in the search bar using the PlusAuth Query Language .

2. By default, the page shows logs from the Last 24 hours, but you can easily select another timeframe from the dropdown in the top-right corner.

3. For quicker filtering, the panel on the left allows you to instantly narrow the results by Level (such as Error, Warning, or Info) or by a specific Event type like Successful Login. You can also search for a specific user by their ID, email, username, or phone number using the dedicated user filter.

4. The main part of the page is the central log stream, which presents a chronological list of events. Each row gives you a quick summary, displaying the event's Datetime (Local), a high-level Event description, and a more detailed Message. Above the stream, an interactive bar chart visualizes the frequency of events, which is perfect for spotting trends. You can click and drag on the graph to narrow down the time range.

Inspecting Log Details

When you need to investigate an event further, simply click on any row in the log stream. This opens the Event Details panel on the right, giving you a complete picture of what happened.

1. The detail panel includes a summary of your log with a clear title and description.

2. To make the rich data easier to work with, you can change its presentation. The default Nested view organizes it hierarchically, the Flat view presents a simple key-value list, and the Raw view shows the complete, original JSON object.

3. You can navigate directly to related entities, like a user's profile, by clicking the arrow icon that appears next to them.

4. As you hover over any property, a helpful overlay appears. From here, you can instantly copy the value, add/remove the property as a column to the main log table for comparison, or filter by that specific value.