Learn how to access and navigate the audit logs in Monta Hub for better monitoring and compliance tracking.
The audit log shows history of account activity in Monta Hub. Use it to see what changed, who made the change, and when it happened.
How can I access the audit log?
- Open Monta Hub.
- In the sidebar, go to Admin → Developers.
- Select Audit log.
What does the audit log show?
Each entry records a single action, and includes:
- Timestamp — when the action occurred
- Event ID
- Action — what happened (see the actions below)
- User — who performed the action
- Source — what initiated the action: a user, an automated system, or an anonymous request
- Affected item — the charge point, pricing configuration, user, or other resource that changed
- Parent — the operator or account the item belongs to
Actions
Every entry has one of these actions:
| Action | What it means | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Created | A new item was created. | A charge point, price group, or user is added. |
| Updated | An existing item was changed. The entry shows which fields changed, with their previous and new values. | A price is edited; a user role is changed. |
| Deleted | An item was removed. | A charge key or schedule is deleted. |
| Triggered | A command was sent to a device. The specific command is shown as the operation. | Reboot, Remote start, Firmware update. |
Sources
The source tells you what initiated the action:
| Source | What it means |
|---|---|
| User | A person performed the action. The entry also shows the channel it came through, such as Monta Hub, the app, or the public API. |
| System | An automated Monta process performed the action — for example a scheduled or system-initiated command. No individual user is shown. |
| Anonymous | The action came from a request that isn’t tied to a signed-in user. |
What is tracked in the audit log?
The audit log records activity across the following areas:
- Users and account members
- Charge points, charge keys, and schedules
- Device commands sent to charge points (for example reboot, remote start, or firmware update)
- Pricing configurations and price groups
- Billing activity (deposits, withdrawals, bank accounts)
- Subscriptions and plans
- Roaming agreements
- Operator account settings
- Login and logout events
The audit log is read-only. You cannot edit or delete entries.