What gets Logged and the Importance of Audit Logs

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This page is intended for Compliance Officers and Department Heads who require a record of institutional progress. The Logs screen tracks critical user actions such as when scans are run or when pages are added-providing the necessary verification for internal accessibility audits and accountability.

Logs overview

Equalify logs user actions across a workspace, including:

When a user runs a scan
Adding pages
Deleting pages

⚠️ Important: Logs do not show when you ignore or reactivate blockers. To view these changes, check the audit report's Detailed View.

Activity log entries listing date, time, message, user email, and audit name for actions such as URL type changes and URL additions.

Importance of Audit Logs

Logs are critical for demonstrating progress over time and for ensuring accountability across organizations.

Verification: You can demonstrate over time that you are actively monitoring and addressing accessibility issues.
Accountability: Logs track who made changes to audits or audit configurations.

Logs page displaying table columns Date, Message, User, and Audit, including entries such as Audit created!