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# Generate Audit Log Report

**Audience:** Super Admin, Admin\
**Page type:** Task guide\
**Status:** Draft\
**Owner:** Compassly Documentation Team\
**Last verified:** 2026-04-06

## Purpose

Use the **Audit logs** page to generate a history report for selected activity areas, actions, team members, clients, and dates.

## Before you start

* You must be signed in to Compassly.
* You must be on the **Audit logs** page.
* You must select at least one **Activity areas** value.
* You must select a **Period**.
* The **Actions**, **Team members**, and **Clients** fields depend on the selected **Activity areas** values.

## Role differences

* **Super Admin / Admin:** Can generate an audit log report in the verified UI.
* **Other roles:** \[VERIFY: confirm whether any non-admin roles can generate audit log reports.]

## How to get there

1. Sign in to Compassly.
2. Select **Audit logs** from the left navigation.

## Steps

1. Open **Activity areas** and select one or more areas.
2. Select **All** if you want to include every available activity area.
3. Open **Period** and choose a shortcut such as **Today**, **Yesterday**, **Last 7 Days**, **Last 30 Days**, **This Month**, **Last Month**, or **Custom Range**.
4. Adjust the start date and end date if you need a custom period.
5. Click **Apply** in the date picker to keep the selected period.
6. Open **Actions** if you want to limit the report to specific actions.
7. Open **Team members** if you want to limit the report to specific team members.
8. Open **Clients** if you want to limit the report to specific clients.
9. Use **See all** next to any field when you need to review the full selected list in a side panel.
10. Click the page-level **Apply** button to generate the report.

## Important

* **Activity areas** and **Period** are required.
* **Actions**, **Team members**, and **Clients** are optional.
* If you do not select any **Actions**, Compassly generates the report for all available actions in the selected activity areas.
* If you do not select any **Team members**, Compassly generates the report for all available team members when that field is enabled.
* If you do not select any **Clients**, Compassly generates the report for all available clients when that field is enabled.
* Clicking **Cancel** clears the current setup instead of generating the report.

## What happens next

After you click **Apply**, Compassly opens the **History logs** page for the selected date range and filters.

## Related guides

* [View History Logs](/compassly-docs/core-modules/audit-logs/view-history-logs.md)
* [Audit Log Filters Reference](/compassly-docs/core-modules/audit-logs/audit-log-filters-reference.md)
* [Download Audit Log Report](/compassly-docs/core-modules/audit-logs/download-audit-log-report.md)


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