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Version: 8.9 (unreleased)

Recorded operations

Learn more about which operations are recorded in the audit log.

Limitations and constraints

The audit log contains operations performed using:

However, only operations that are authenticated, authorized, and reach execution with a success or execution‑time failure are recorded. Operations rejected before execution are not recorded in the audit log.

Additionally, only user operations are tracked by default, not client operations. Unlike the other constraints, you can configure this behavior.

Recorded operations

There are three categories of recorded operations:

  • USER_TASKS
  • ADMIN
  • DEPLOYED_RESOURCES

USER_TASKS operations

You can review the full history of user task actions, including assignment changes, completions, and updates. With this, you can resolve disputes, investigate SLA breaches, and validate that required steps were followed during case handling.

These operations belong to the category USER_TASKS. The following operations are recorded in the audit log:

Operation typeEntityTracked rejections
UpdateUser taskINVALID_STATE
AssignUser taskINVALID_STATE
UnassignUser taskINVALID_STATE
CompleteUser taskINVALID_STATE

ADMIN operations

You can track all changes to identity resources, like authorizations, users, and tenants. With this, you can detect misconfigurations and investigate potential unauthorized access to sensitive process data.

These operations belong to the category ADMIN. The following operations are recorded in the audit log:

Operation typeEntityTracked rejections
CreateAuthorization
UpdateAuthorization
DeleteAuthorization
CreateUser
UpdateUser
DeleteUser
CreateTenant
UpdateTenant
DeleteTenant
AssignTenant
UnassignTenant
CreateRole
UpdateRole
DeleteRole
AssignRole
UnassignRole
CreateGroup
UpdateGroup
DeleteGroup
AssignGroup
UnassignGroup
CreateMapping rule
UpdateMapping rule
DeleteMapping rule

DEPLOYED_RESOURCES operations

You can audit user and client actions that modified or influenced deployed resources and dependent entities, like process instances, batch operations, and variables. With this, you can identify manual corrections and confirm the sequence of actions that led to a process failure or escalation.

These operations belong to the category DEPLOYED_RESOURCES. The following operations are recorded in the audit log:

Operation typeEntityTracked rejections
CreateProcess instance
CancelProcess instance
ModifyProcess instance
MigrateProcess instanceINVALID_STATE, PROCESSING_ERROR
CreateVariable
UpdateVariable
ResolveIncidentINVALID_STATE
CreateResource
DeleteResource
CreateBatch
SuspendBatchINVALID_STATE
ResumeBatchINVALID_STATE
CancelBatchINVALID_STATE
CreateDecision
DeleteDecision
EvaluateDecision

Batch operations

While the operations for creating and managing batch operations are recorded in the audit log, the batch operation state changes aren't. For more information, learn how to monitor batch operations.