Help Desk Audit

The Audit Log plugin allows Administrators to keep track of what Agents and Users are doing in the helpdesk.
This plugin has many capabilities that will be covered below.

Plugin Setup

Add New Plugin

You can install the plugin by logging into your helpdesk and navigating to Admin Panel > Manage > Plugins. Click Add New Plugin and click Install next to the desired plugin.

Add New Plugin


Install Plugin

Enable Plugin

To enable the plugin click on the name of the plugin in the list of installed plugins, set Status to Active, and Save Changes.

Enable Plugin

Configure Plugin

Once the plugin has been installed and enabled, it can be configured by going to:

Admin Panel | Manage | Plugins | Help Desk Audit | Instances

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Help Desk Audit Instances

To add a new instance simply click Add New Instance. Give the new instance any Name you want, set the Status to Active, and click the Config tab to start configuring the instance.

Add New Help Desk Audit Instance


Help Desk Audit Configuration

Show View Audits determines if the system will show the audit logs for Tickets being viewed. By default, the logs for viewing Tickets will be displayed.

Viewing Audits

Audits can be seen from several different places in the system. Each Audit report can be exported as a CSV.
Below are the following types of Audit reports:

  1. User Audits
  2. Agent Audits
  3. Ticket Audits
  4. Dashboard Audits

User Audits

User audits can be accessed by going to the User Directory, selecting a User, and then going to the Audits tab. From here, Agents can see every action
a User has performed on the Tickets they have access to.

User Audits

Agent Audits

Agent audits can be accessed by going to the Admin Panel, Agents tab, selecting an Agent, and then going to the Audits tab. From here, Agents can see every action an
Agent has performed in the system. This includes Ticket activities as well as backend activities.

Agent Audits

Ticket Audits

Each Ticket has its own Audit log to show any action done on it such as changing status, transfers, referrals, field edits, etc. The Ticket Audit can be seen by going to a Ticket,
clicking the More dropdown, and selecting ‘View Audit Log’.

Ticket Audits

Ticket Audits2

Dashboard Audits

In the Dashboard Audit, Agents have more options for how to drill down the report. Agents have the option to put a date range for the report, choose which type of object to view,
and choose a specific type of event they may want to see in the report. The Dashboard Audit is accessed by going to the Admin Panel, Dashboard tab, and then Audit Logs.

Edited Tickets:

Edited Tickets

All Department Events:

Department Events

Tickets Created Within a Date Range:

Date Range