Audit Log

When a timesheet is changed, it’s clearly marked with the name of the user who edited it and when it was edited. To view the changes that were made simply click the View Changes link. Now, you don’t have to worry about someone changing something they shouldn’t. There’s always a trail on any edit, so you can rest assured that only “honest” edits are taking place.

You don’t have to wonder which administrative users are accessing your ClockShark website. The audit log reports the login and logout of each user accessing the system. It’s like a security guard at your front door. Secure, just like everything else in ClockShark.

Some days, remembering what was for dinner last night is a challenge. Remembering what happened last week or even 6 months ago? Forget about it! The good news is that with Time Audit Logs, you don’t have too. Click on any edited record in the Time Audit Log to see the old information next to the new information. You’ll always have a complete history of any edits. That’s one less thing you have to remember. We’ll remember it for you.

Every entry in the Time Audit Log is marked with the time and date of when that entry occurred. Not only is it handy to see when things happened, but it also becomes really important when you’re piecing together many edits or a chain of related items. Timestamps show you what was done when and in what order so you can see everything in context.

Your Time Audit Logs contain a lot of information. To help you find what you’re looking for, there are search filters. You can narrow things down by seeing items from only the last 7, 14 or 30 days. Or you can look at items from this month, last month or enter any date range you want. There is also a search field so you can look for items with specific words or phrases in them. Search filters are like a super-powered magnet to help you find the needle in your Audit Log haystack.