Audit Log

The audit log records key show actions in a room — transport, timer structure, signals, messages, questions and imports — with the time and the team member who performed them. Viewing it is a Pro feature.

Note: The audit log requires a Pro or Enterprise plan.

Tracked actions

The audit log captures the following categories of actions:

Timer operations

  • Create, delete, and duplicate timers
  • Edit a timer's duration, wrap-up or danger time, trigger, display mode or target time
  • Switch active timer
  • Add or remove time — +60s means the speaker got 60 seconds more time left, −60s means 60 seconds less. The entry shows the amount that was actually applied. Numpad jumps are logged the same way (← JUMP adds time, JUMP → removes it). If Add time extends the timer's duration, a Timer edited entry appears as well.

Transport operations

  • Start, pause, and stop

Signal operations

  • On-air toggle
  • Blackout toggle
  • Flash

Message operations

  • Add, show, hide, hide all, and delete messages

Question operations

  • Show, hide, and delete questions

Import events

  • Timer import, message import, and question import (including an Undo)

Not recorded

Text-only edits (timer titles, speakers, notes, label colors, flash and sound settings, message text and color), reordering, focus mode, Show messages on viewer, jumping on the timeline, renaming the room, the output password, device actions in the connections popup (reload, disconnect, flash, rename) and questions submitted by the audience.

Changes through the REST API

Changes made through the REST API appear in the log with the API key's name, e.g. API key "Stream Deck": play, pause, stop, timer switches, flash, blackout and on air, and creating, editing or deleting timers, adding, showing, hiding or deleting messages, and showing, hiding or deleting questions. As in the app, timer edits are logged only for timing fields (duration, trigger, appearance, target time, wrap-up, danger).

Log entry details

Each entry shows the date and time in the timezone set in your account settings, what was affected (timer, message or question), the action and the team member who performed it. Timer edits expand with a click or with Enter/Space to show the values before and after the change. Each entry records the team member who performed the action and a server timestamp, so entries cannot be back-dated or attributed to someone else; names are shown as they currently appear in your team list. When a team member deletes their StageTick account, their entries stay in the log and are shown as "Deleted user". Entries are recorded on every plan, so upgrading to Pro reveals the existing history.

Accessing the audit log

In the Controller, open the room menu (your avatar, top right) and choose Logs. Entries are listed newest first, 50 at a time; use Load more for older ones. On the Free plan the Logs item shows a crown and opens the settings, where you can upgrade.

Use cases

  • Post-event review: analyze timing decisions and flow after your event
  • Debugging issues: trace exactly what happened and when if something went wrong during a show
  • Team accountability: see a clear record of who triggered which actions during multi-operator events
Tip: Review the audit log after your event to analyze timing and identify improvements for next time.