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Audit Log

The Audit Log records every meaningful action in Foundaro Front — who did what, when, and to which item. Use it for accountability, debugging unexpected changes, and compliance.

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Audit Log

The Audit Log is a timestamped record of all significant actions in Foundaro Front. Every content creation, edit, publish, delete, role change, and settings update is captured. The log is append-only and cannot be edited or deleted.

Log Entries

Each log entry shows:

  • Timestamp: When the action occurred (UTC).
  • Actor: The user who performed the action.
  • Action: What was done (e.g. content.published, site.settings.updated, user.role.changed).
  • Target: The content item, site, or settings object that was affected.
  • Details: Additional context such as the old value and new value for changed fields.

Filtering the Log

The log can be filtered by:

  • Date range: Narrow to a specific time window.
  • Actor: Filter to actions by a specific user.
  • Action type: Filter to a category of actions (content, sites, themes, users, settings).
  • Site: Filter to actions affecting a specific site.
  • Search: Full-text search across action descriptions and target names.

Tips:

  • Use date range + actor filters when investigating an unexpected change.
  • Use action type filter to review all publish events for a specific time window.

Action Types

Common action types captured in the log:

Content actions:

  • content.created — A new content item was created.
  • content.updated — A content item was edited and saved.
  • content.published — A content item was published.
  • content.unpublished — A published item was reverted to Draft.
  • content.scheduled — A content item was scheduled for future publishing.
  • content.archived — A content item was archived.
  • content.deleted — A content item was permanently deleted.
  • content.restored — A previous revision was restored.

Review actions:

  • review.submitted — An author submitted an item for review.
  • review.approved — A reviewer approved an item.
  • review.rejected — A reviewer rejected an item.

Site actions:

  • site.created — A new site was created.
  • site.settings.updated — Site settings were changed.
  • site.domain.added — A domain was added to a site.
  • site.domain.removed — A domain was removed from a site.
  • site.menu.updated — A site navigation menu was changed.
  • site.redirect.added — A redirect rule was added.

Theme actions:

  • theme.created — A new theme was created.
  • theme.customization.updated — Theme colors or fonts were changed.
  • theme.template.updated — A Twig template was edited.

Team actions:

  • team.role.updated — A team member's Front role was changed.
  • team.member.added — A user was granted a Front role.
  • team.member.removed — A user's Front access was revoked.

Exporting

The full filtered audit log can be exported to CSV for compliance reporting, external analysis, or archiving.

Why it matters:

An exportable audit log is often required by compliance frameworks (SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR) and is useful when auditors ask for evidence of access controls and change management.