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# November 2025

## Introducing FenixPyre's Audit Logs for Admins

### What's New? 🌟

* **Audit Logs Dashboard**: Introducing a comprehensive Audit Logs feature that enables administrators to view, filter, and analyze audit events within the admin dashboard.

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### Features :fire:

* **Dynamic Filter Sets**: Configurable filter sets that define available columns and default views for different audit log scenarios. Easy switching between different audit log views based on your needs.
* **Advanced Filtering System**:

  * Nested filter groups with AND/OR logical operators for complex queries

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  * Support for multiple filter conditions within groups
  * Intuitive date range filtering with a user-friendly date picker
* **Flexible Table View**:
  * Dynamic columns that adapt based on your selected filter set
  * Custom cell renderers for time stamps, status indicators, file names, connectors, and event sources
  * Context menu support for adding filters directly from table cells
* **Event Details Page**: Comprehensive view of individual audit log events with:

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* Event information (ID, action, type, timestamp)
* Actor information (user details, role)
* Target information (file details, paths)
* Location information (geo-location, IP address)
* Device and network information
* Event result and source details
* Raw JSON data with copy-to-clipboard functionality


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