GitBook keeps logs of audited user, book, and system events. You can use these logs to check your account security as well as to comply with internal security mandates and external regulations.
You can search the audit log for a wide variety of actions.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
user.login |
Login of an user |
user.failed_login |
An user/visitor faield to logged in |
user.signup |
Signup of an user |
user.remove |
User removed his account |
user.email.change |
User changed his email |
user.token.change |
User reset his api token |
user.password.change |
User changed his password |
user.forgot_password |
User reset his password |
user.verification.send |
User requested a verification email |
user.verification.done |
User verified his email |
user.forgot_password |
User reset his password |
org.create |
User created an organization |
org.remove |
User removed an organization |
org.transform |
User transformed a personal account into an organization |
staff.login.fake |
A site admin signed into an user account |
payment.card.change |
Connect a credit card |
payment.card.remove |
Remove a credit card |
payment.plan.change |
Changed his plan |
payment.transfer |
Transfer money to an user's bank account |
payment.recipient.change |
Connect a bank/paypal account |
payment.recipient.remove |
Remove a bank/paypal account |
book.create |
Creation of a book by an user |
book.remove |
Remove a book |
book.transfer |
Transfer a book |
book.publish |
Publish a new version of the book |