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Audit

The complete activity timeline for your workspace.

Audit is the activity timeline for your Convoy Cloud workspace. It records every meaningful action — deployments, app changes, member events, GitHub pushes, billing events, alerts, and more — in a single searchable feed.

Open it from Audit in the sidebar.

What you see

Each row in the Audit timeline represents one event:

ColumnWhat it shows
TimeWhen the event occurred, displayed as a relative timestamp (hover for exact UTC time)
ActionA badge describing what happened, colour-coded by outcome: green for success, red for failure, amber for warnings
TargetThe resource the event affected — an app name, a domain, a member, a deployment ID
ActorWho or what caused it — a workspace member, the platform (system), a GitHub webhook, or an automated process

Click any row to expand it and see the full event payload, including the eventId, correlationId, category, severity, and structured JSON data.

Event categories

Use the category filter above the timeline to focus on what you care about:

CategoryWhat it covers
DeploymentsEvery deployment lifecycle transition: created, building, deploying, succeeded, failed, cancelled, superseded, rolled back
AppsApp created, deleted, paused, resumed, config changes, deployment pointer changes
GitHubPush events received, auto-deploy triggered or skipped
BillingInvoice created, payment succeeded or failed, plan changed, grace period warnings
AlertsAlert rule fired or resolved
DomainsDomain added, verified, assigned, removed
MembersMember invited, joined, removed, role changed
TenantWorkspace provisioned, namespace created
NotificationsIn-app notification delivered

Searching and filtering

  • Category filter — click a category pill to narrow the timeline to that type.
  • Time range — use the date controls to look at a specific window.
  • Text search — the search bar matches against action names, target names, and actor names.

Reading a deployment event

Deployment events are the most detailed. An expanded deployment row shows:

  • The deploymentId — a unique ID you can cross-reference with build logs on the app detail page
  • The correlationId — links related events together (e.g., a failed deployment and its auto-rollback)
  • gitCommit, gitBranch — the code that was deployed
  • errorMessage — for failed events, the exact failure reason

Example chain for a failed deployment with auto-rollback:

  1. deployment.created — deploy queued
  2. deployment.building — build started
  3. deployment.failed — deploy error (errorMessage in payload)
  4. deployment.rollback_triggered — auto-rollback initiated
  5. deployment.succeeded — previous version restored

All five rows share the same correlationId, so filtering by it shows the full story.

Auto-rollback events

When a deployment fails and Convoy Cloud automatically rolls back to the previous version, the Audit log records the full chain. The rollback deployment row has autoPromoted: true in its payload and promotedFrom set to the deployment ID that was restored.

Notes

  • Events are retained for 365 days.
  • The timeline is scoped to your active workspace. Switch workspaces from the sidebar to see another workspace's events.
  • All times are shown in your browser's local timezone.