Audit Log Viewer.
Follow the story behind a content change. Explore the Umbraco audit trail from inside the backoffice.
Every change has a history.
When you’re investigating a content change, the audit trail can help connect the dots. Audit Log Viewer makes Umbraco’s recorded history easier to explore from the backoffice.
Follow content changes
The Content Log shows umbracoLog records. Filter by action, entity type, user, node, search term or date range, with date presets and node-name autocomplete. Expand entries for comments, parameters, keys, document types and status.
Open the relevant item
See whether a logged node still exists and open supported documents, media, members, document types, data types, templates and partial views in an Umbraco side workspace.
Investigate user events
The Audit Trail shows umbracoAudit records. Filter by event type, performer, affected user, performer IP, search term and date range. Expanded details include stable user keys and recorded event details.
Search and export
Both views support server-side paging, searching, sorting and filtering. Export the current page or all matching rows to CSV. Export buttons are enabled by default and can be hidden through configuration.
Looking for an older version?
Earlier Audit Log Viewer posts covered Umbraco 7, 8 and 10. They described browsing content actions and the audit trail, including searching and filtering historical entries.
The older release announcements now point here. For downloads and the requirements of a particular release, use the NuGet version history and project documentation. The current package is not a drop-in update for every earlier Umbraco major.