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The audit log at c3esports.com/admin/audit-log is an immutable record of all significant actions taken on the platform. It is the authoritative source of truth for “who did what, when.”
The audit log is read-only. Entries cannot be edited, deleted, or hidden — not even by admins. This is intentional. If you need to add context to a past action, you can add a note to the relevant entity (match, user, etc.) but the log entry itself is permanent.

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Why the audit log exists

The audit log serves several important purposes:
  • Accountability — every admin and staff action is attributed to a specific user
  • Dispute investigation — when a score is overridden or a roster is changed, the log shows who did it and when
  • Debugging — if something unexpected happened on the platform, the log helps trace the cause
  • Compliance — a permanent record protects both the league and its participants

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What gets logged

The following action categories are recorded in the audit log:
  • Account creation and deletion
  • Email verification events
  • Discord linking/unlinking
  • Role changes (who made the change, old role, new role)
  • Bans and unbans (reason included)
  • Password changes
  • Team creation and disbanding
  • Roster additions and removals
  • Manager role transfers
  • Team settings changes (name, tag, logo)
  • Registration submissions
  • Check-in events (per player)
  • Result submissions (who submitted, when)
  • Result confirmations
  • Result disputes (filing, resolution)
  • Staff score overrides (reason included)
  • Forfeit declarations
  • Replay uploads and parse events
  • Season creation, phase transitions
  • Registration window open/close
  • Division creation
  • Announcement creation, edits, deletions
  • Cron job manual triggers
  • Standings manual adjustments

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Reading log entries

Each log entry contains:
FieldDescription
TimestampExact date and time (UTC) of the action
ActionA machine-readable action code (e.g., MATCH_RESULT_OVERRIDE)
ActorThe user who performed the action (username + ID)
TargetThe entity affected (a user, team, match, season, etc.)
DetailsAction-specific data — new values, reason, old vs. new
IP addressThe IP address the action originated from (for security investigations)
Audit log table showing columns for timestamp, action, actor, target, and a Details button

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Filtering the audit log

The audit log can be filtered and searched along several dimensions:
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Filter by action type

Use the Action dropdown to narrow to a specific action category — for example, only show MATCH_RESULT_OVERRIDE events to see all manual score changes.
2

Filter by user

Enter a username or user ID in the Actor or Target field. This shows all actions taken by a specific person, or all actions that happened to a specific entity.
3

Filter by date range

Use the From and To date pickers to narrow the log to a specific time window.
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Combine filters

Filters stack — you can show “all MATCH_RESULT_OVERRIDE actions taken by admin JohnDoe in the last 30 days” by combining the action, actor, and date filters.
Audit log filter bar showing action dropdown, actor search field, and date range pickers
When investigating a dispute, start by filtering to the match ID as the target. This shows all events related to that match in chronological order — check-ins, result submissions, uploads, and any staff overrides.

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Exporting log entries

You can export filtered log results to CSV from the Export button in the top-right of the audit log page. The export includes all visible columns for the filtered result set.
Exports are also logged — the audit log will record that you exported entries, including the filter parameters you used.

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Per-user audit history

You can also view a user-scoped version of the audit log from their profile in User Management. This shows only log entries where that user is either the actor or the target, which is useful for investigating a specific account’s history without filtering the global log manually.