Audit Logs

Audit-Logs are essential for teams that require security visibility, compliance readiness, and operational accountability — especially when managing multiple environments (e.g., Development, Staging, Production).

Audit Logs provide a detailed record of everything that Users do in your Lowcoder environment. They help you:

• Trace Lowcoder App Developer behavior for security monitoring

• Meet compliance standards (e.g., SOC2, ISO27001)

• Investigate changes or issues with full contextual data

• Understand how apps and resources are being managed

Tracked Events

Lowcoder logs all critical operations, including authentication, app interactions, resource management, and system-level actions.

🔐 User Sessions

• Sign in

• Logout

🧩 App Operations

• View app

• Create new app

• Update app

• Delete app

• Move app to folder

• Move app to Trash

• Restore app

📁 Folder Operations

• Create new folder

• Update folder

• Delete folder

📊 Data Query Activity

• Execute data query

👥 User Group Management

• Create user group

• Update user group

• Delete user group

• Add group member

• Remove group member

• Update member role

• Leave user group

🛠️ Platform/System

• Server startup

🌐 Data Source Management

• Create data source

• Update data source

• Delete data source

• Grant permission

• Update permission

• Delete permission

🧱 Library Queries

• Create library query

• Update library query

• Delete library query

• Publish library query

What Data Is Logged?

Each audit entry records the who, what, when, where, and how of the event.

📌 Metadata Collected:

This ensures maximum traceability and complete accountability.

Multi-Environment Support

When running multiple Lowcoder environments via the Enterprise “Staging” setup, all audit logs are centralized — enabling you to:

• View logs across environments

• Compare activity between Dev, Staging, and Prod

• Maintain a single pane of glass for security audits

Exploring Audit Logs in the UI

Lowcoder Enterprise offers a dedicated Audit Log UI, where administrators can:

• Use filters to drill down by:

  • Environment

  • Workspace

  • User

  • Apps

  • Event Type

  • Time range

• View a bar chart for quick visual overview of activity volume

• Inspect a detailed table of events

• Expand any row to see the full event payload, including:

  • Metadata

  • Device + browser info

  • Action-specific details

This gives you a high-resolution view of every interaction.

Event Details Page :

Each Event has an Event details page, which include all the information about the Event, User's location and device/OS/Browser information.