Track Currents activity for your domain
As an administrator, you can track Currents user activity in the audit log. For example, you might want to review when a user creates or deletes a post.
Open your Currents audit log
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Sign in to your Google Admin console.
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).
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From the Admin console Home page, go to Reports.
- On the left, under Audit log, click Currents.
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(Optional) To customize what data you see, on the right, click Manage columns
. Select the columns that you want to see or hide
click Save.
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(Optional) Review ways to filter and export log data and create alerts.
Data you can view
The Currents audit log provides the following information:
| Data Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Event name | Action the user performed, such as creating or deleting posts |
| Event description | Summary of the event, such as “Jane created a public post” |
| Date | Date and time the event occurred (displayed in your browser's default time zone) |
| User | Email address of the user who triggered the event |
| Post visibility | Visibility of the post associated with the event. One of the following:
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| Attachment type | Type of attachment on a post or comment, such as Post, Media, Album, Link, Poll, or Google Drive Object |
| Like context | Where a thumbs up was added or removed from, either post or comment |
| Post resource name | Unique identifier of the post associated with the event |
| Comment resource name | Unique identifier of the comment associated with the event |
Event name descriptions
At Add a filter, select an Event name to filter data for that event. The audit log shows entries for each time the particular event occurred during the time range that you set. Event names for the Currents audit log include:
- Comment created
- Comment deleted
- Comment edited
- Like added
- Like removed
- Poll vote added
- Poll vote removed
- Post created
- Post deleted
- Post deleted by content admin
- Post edited
When and how long is data available?
Go to Data retention and lag times.
