What is the automation audit log?

Each of your rules will have an audit log that you can review to see when the rule was triggered, the final result of the execution, and any actions that may have been performed in the last 90 days.

For steps on how to access the audit log, see View execution data for a rule.

Audit log in Jira automation, showing a rule has run twice successfully, once with errors, and once with config changes.

For each rule execution, the audit log will display:

  • Date: the date and time that the rule was triggered.

  • Rule: the name of the rule.

  • Status: the status of the rule execution.

  • Duration: the length of time the rule took to execute.

  • Operations: the actions that the rule performed and any associated items.

You can view the audit log of an individual rule, at the project/space level, or for all rules in a product. Reviewing your audit logs is an effective way of debugging your rules.

Note that audit log entries are stored for 90 days; entries older than this are removed from the log and can't be recovered.

 

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