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# Audit Logs

Navigate to Administration | Audit Logs

Audit logs record all API interactions from the portal.

Audit logs are retained for 90 days.

### Audit Log Detail

#### User Information:

|            |                                            |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| User name  | Name of user initiating request            |
| IP Address | Public IP address of client making request |
| Client     | N/A                                        |
| Browser    | Browser information of requester           |

#### Action Information

|            |                      |
| ---------- | -------------------- |
| Service    | Service Name         |
| Action     | Action or API name   |
| Time       | Time of the request  |
| Duration   | Duration of request  |
| Parameters | Data sent in request |

#### Custom Data

N/A

#### Error State

Displays if the request was successful or if there was an error returned.


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