Go to EaseLog
Find the insights and best practices about our EaseLog product
Getting Started
What Is EaseLog?
Navigating EaseLog
Signing In
System Requirements and Prerequisites
Connecting an Environment
Step 1: Selecting Your Environment
Step 2: Reviewing Entities and Fields
Step 3: Setting the Sync Schedule
Step 4: Reviewing the Summary
Enabling Auditing on a Field
Verifying Your First Sync
Before You Connect: What You Need from Azure
Managing Environments
The Environments Page
Editing a Connection
Changing the Sync Schedule
Initial (Backlog) Data Export
Removing an Environment
Sync Queue and Monitoring
The Queue Overview Page
Chunks and Audit Windows
Queue States: What Each One Means
Environment States: What Each One Means
Pausing and Resuming a Sync
Retrying Failed Chunks
Working with the Log View
Opening the Log View
Understanding the Columns
Showing, Hiding and Pinning Columns
Sorting Records
Filtering Records
Grouping Records
Searching Audit Records
Opening the Audit Details of a Record
Encrypted Columns and What You Cannot Do With Them
The Dashboard
Overview: Is My Data Flowing?
Storage & Cost: What Am I Saving?
Operations: What Is Happening to My Data?
Users: Who Is Most Active?
Entities & Fields: What Is Creating the Noise?
Security: Spotting Anomalies
Record Forensics: Tracing a Single Record
Switching Environments and Refreshing Cards
Users and Access
Inviting a User
Roles and What Each One Can Do
Giving a User Access to Environments
Deactivating and Deleting Users
Your Account
Switching Between Light and Dark Theme
Plan Details and Usage Limits
Activity History
Home
Sync Queue and Monit...
Sync Queue and Monitoring
How EaseLog collects audit data in chunks, what every queue and environment state means, and what to do when something fails.
The Queue Overview Page
Chunks and Audit Windows
Queue States: What Each One Means
Environment States: What Each One Means
Pausing and Resuming a Sync
Retrying Failed Chunks
