What information is not found in the audit log of the Admin section?

The audit log in the Admin section of $Monday.com is designed to track and provide transparency regarding user activities within the platform. Each entry in the audit log typically includes details about specific actions taken, such as the time those actions occurred, the nature of the changes made, and the IP addresses from which these actions were initiated.

The type of user is not specifically detailed within the audit log entries themselves, as the focus is more on the actions and changes rather than the user identity. While the system may implicitly track user types through the visibility of actions or permissions, this information is not a direct item recorded in the audit log. Instead, the log primarily serves to maintain a record of activities that enhance accountability and security. This means that while a user’s actions are logged, the specific classification or type of user (whether an admin, member, guest, etc.) is not explicitly mentioned in the log entries. This focus on logged actions, times, changes, and IP addresses provides an effective overview of platform usage without delving into user classifications.