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# Audit Center

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The User Audit page can be accessed only by Admin users.
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The Audit Center page consolidates audit information from multiple SSD services to provide enhanced visibility into user activities. It displays User Login Activity data, offering administrators a centralized view of access patterns and actions. 

### To View Audit Center 

* Navigate to **Audit -> Audit Center**. The Audit Center page is displayed as shown below:

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On clicking the relevant tab for which you want to view the logged activities the following related  details are displayed

* **Event Name** - Displays the name of the event that has occurred. Eg: login, logout
* **Event Type** - Displays the type of the activity. Eg: user activity.
* **Track ID** - Displays the ID for the event through which the activity can be tracked.&#x20;
* **Message** - Displays the message that is related to the event.&#x20;
* **Service** - Displays the name of the service through which the event has occurred.&#x20;
* **User Name** - Displays the name of the user who has logged in.&#x20;
* **Status** - Displays the status of the event. Eg: Success or Failure.&#x20;
* **Created At** - Displays the date in which the event occurred.&#x20;


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