Audit Logs are a crucial tool for managing your team. In Z-UCP, every administrative action is irrevocably logged.
What is logged?
1. Player Management
Kicks, bans, warns (including reason and duration).
Notes on players (creation, editing, deletion).
Reports (status changes, assignments).
2. CMS & Design
Every change to the landing page.
Changes to colors, logos, or custom CSS.
Navigation changes.
3. Database Module
Writing SQL queries via the console.
Manual changes to values in the DB editor.
Creation and restoration of backups.
4. System & Billing
Role and permission changes.
Project settings (domain, whitelist).
API key generations.
Reading the Log Entries
An audit entry consists of:
Timestamp: When was the action performed?
User: Who performed the action?
Action: What was done? (e.g., player.ban)
Target: Which player or object was affected?
Details: A JSON object with the exact values before and after the change.
Examples of Audit Analysis
Case 1: "A player was banned without reason"
Search the audit log for the action player.ban and the target identifier. You will immediately see the performing administrator and the reason given.
Case 2: "Database values were manipulated"
Filter for the action database.write. You can see exactly which admin changed which cell in which table from 5000 to 1000000.
Important: Audit logs cannot be deleted by administrators (except for the SuperAdmin in the Enterprise tier). This prevents team members from covering their tracks.
