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Using the Audit Log

A permanent, filterable record of who did what in your clinic — from sign-ins to recording exports.

Using the Audit Log

The Audit Log is your clinic's compliance memory. Every meaningful action — sign-ins, staff invites, role changes, recording accesses, PHI exports, support-access grants — is logged with a timestamp, the actor, and enough context to reconstruct what happened.

Where it lives

📋 Audit Log in the sidebar. Available to clinic admins and superadmins.

What gets logged

  • Authentication: sign-ins, sign-outs, password changes, 2FA enable/disable, passkey add/remove
  • Staff changes: invites, role changes, deactivations
  • Recording access: who opened, played, downloaded, or exported a recording
  • PHI exports: any file that leaves the platform (PDF handout downloads, transcript exports)
  • Support access: every time an Apexmentum support agent signed into your account
  • Configuration: branding changes, rubric edits, plan changes

Every entry captures: timestamp, actor (user + role), action, target (recording ID / patient ID / setting), and the source IP.

Filtering

The filter bar at the top lets you narrow by:

  • Actor — one specific user
  • Action type — sign-in / export / role-change / support-access / etc.
  • Date range — day, week, month, custom
  • Target — search by ID or name

Common queries:

  • "Show me every export in the last 30 days" — filter action=export, date=last-30-days.
  • "Show me everything Support did on our account last quarter" — filter action=support-access.
  • "Who accessed this specific recording?" — search the recording ID.

Retention

Audit log entries are retained for the life of your account. Even if a specific recording or patient is deleted, the audit log entries about it remain (with the target masked to a hash) so you can still see the shape of activity.

Exporting

The Export CSV button at the top-right of the Audit Log page pulls the current filter results as CSV. Common uses:

  • Compliance officer's quarterly review
  • Providing evidence during a HIPAA incident review
  • Feeding a longer-term compliance archive on your side

The CSV export itself is logged — meta, but that's the point.

When you notice something suspicious

If you see an entry you can't explain — an export you didn't make, a sign-in from an unfamiliar location, a support-access session you didn't grant:

  1. Change your password and, if possible, rotate 2FA.
  2. Email support@apexmentum.com with the entry timestamp and IDs. Include "SUSPECTED SECURITY EVENT" in the subject.

We'll investigate within one business day and, if warranted, force-sign-out affected sessions and provide a full incident report.

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