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# System Audit

The System Audit page displays the details of all the CRUD (create, read, update and delete) actions that happen in the ISD. 

To view the **System Audit** page, click on **Audit** from the application dashboard, and the System Audit screen appears as shown in the image below:

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The following details are displayed:

* **Resource**: This column displays the name of the application.&#x20;
* **Resource Type**: This column displays the type of resource in which the action has occurred.&#x20;
* **Action**: This column displays the action that has occurred namely; updation, creation or deletion.&#x20;
* **Status**: This column displays the status of the action whether it is successful or not.&#x20;
* **User**: This column displays the name of the user.&#x20;
* **User Type**: This column displays the type of the user whether admin or non-admin.&#x20;
* **Message**: This column displays the message of the action. Hovering over the message a detailed description of the message is shown.&#x20;
* **Timestamp**: This column displays the time and date of when the action took place.&#x20;

The page also displays the various filters as listed below:

### Show Data For

You can use the Show Data For filter to display the details based on the selected time range. The time range ranges from Today, Yesterday, Last 7 Days, Last 1 Month, Last 6 Months, All and Custom Range where you can customize the time for which you want the data to be displayed.<br>

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### Show / Hide Columns

You can use the Show / Hide Columns filter to display the columns that you want to display. Select the needed columns and only those are displayed as shown below:

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{% hint style="info" %}
You can also download the details in CSV file format by clicking the download button as shown.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

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