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# View Medication Logs

**Audience:** Super Admin, Admin, Supervisor, Clinician, Basic\
**Page type:** Task guide\
**Status:** Draft\
**Owner:** Compassly Documentation Team\
**Last verified:** 2026-04-03

## Purpose

Use this guide to open **Logs history**, review medication log records, and understand how current log statuses work.

## Before you start

Before reviewing medication logs, confirm the following:

* You are signed in to Compassly.
* You can access **Medications → Logs history**.
* You understand that visible columns can change depending on filters, table settings, and the current view.

## How to get there

1. Sign in to Compassly.
2. In the left navigation, select **Medications**.
3. Select **Logs history**.

## Steps

1. Open **Medications → Logs history**. 
2. Review the table for current medication log activity. 
3. Use the search bar, date controls, and table filters to narrow the results. 
4. Review the **Log status** values shown in the table:
   * **Administered**
   * **Not Administered**
   * **Not logged**
   * **Missed**
5. Interpret the statuses using the current workflow rules:
   * **Not logged** means the medication is due today and has not yet been logged.
   * **Missed** means the medication was due, the day passed, and no log was entered.
   * **Not Administered** means staff recorded that the medication was not given.
   * **Administered** means the medication was successfully given.
6. Open row actions when available if you need to continue into a log-related workflow. 

## Role differences

* All listed roles can view medication logs.
* Some follow-up actions, such as download, reset, or batch update, may depend on role.

## What happens next

After reviewing the list, you can:

* add a new medication log entry
* download the current log view
* return to **Client medications** if the assignment itself needs to be changed

## Related guides

* [Add Medication Log Entry](/compassly-docs/core-modules/medications/logs-history/add-medication-log-entry.md)
* [Download Medication Logs](/compassly-docs/core-modules/medications/logs-history/download-medication-logs.md)
* [View Client Medication List](/compassly-docs/core-modules/medications/client-medications-view-list.md)


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