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System · Activity & audit

Who changed what.
With the value before and after

For owners, admins and accountants who need to know what happened in the system. Every edit is recorded with the old and the new value, so you no longer guess who overwrote a price or a due date.

  • A before/after diff for every edit
  • Members, customers, system, cron jobs and API keys as authors
  • Records cannot be rewritten or deleted

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ActivityToday
  1. 14:32
    Petra Malá edited invoice FV-2026-0381
    Payment term: 14 days → 30 days
  2. 13:05
    API key “E-⁠shop” created order 2026-0412
    3 items · CZK 24,990
  3. 11:47
    Jan Novák assigned the Accountant role
    Member: Lucie Dvořáková
  4. 06:00
    Scheduled job matched 12 payments
    Fio bank statement
Filter: all actors · minimum severity Info
  • Before and afterEdits show the exact field, the old value and the new one.
  • Five actor typesMember, external contact, system, scheduled job and API key.
  • ImmutableThe audit record stays even if you delete the entity later.
  • Error codesSystem logs carry a code with causes and resolution steps.

Why an audit trail

When something changes, you want to know who and why

A shared system has several people, a connected e-⁠shop and automated jobs working in it. Without an audit trail you investigate from memory and old e-⁠mails.

Today

  • Someone changed an invoice price and nobody remembers who
  • The record says “edited”, not what changed or from which value
  • You learn about a broken integration from a customer
  • The error message is a code only a developer understands

With BizKitHub

  • Every edit has an author, a timestamp and a value diff
  • API and scheduled-⁠job writes are as visible as human ones
  • Critical errors arrive by e-⁠mail at once, the rest in a daily digest
  • Every error code has causes, a fix and an “Explain with AI” button

Changes with a diff

Not “invoice edited”, but exactly what

The activity detail shows the changed fields with values before and after. It adds request details too: location, network provider, browser and a correlation ID for tracing it in the logs.

  • Filter by author, actor type, event type and date
  • Minimum severity: info, notice, warning
  • When an admin acts as a colleague, both the target and the real author are logged
  • An activity timeline on every team member’s profile
Invoice FV-2026-0381 editedPetra Malá · Organisation member · today 14:32
Info
FieldBeforeAfter
Payment term14 days30 days
Due date22 Nov 20268 Dec 2026
Note—Agreed with the director
Prague, Czechia · Chrome on macOS

System logs

Errors grouped, counted and explained

Identical errors collapse into one row with an occurrence count and a 30-day chart. Each entry carries a code from a catalogue that describes the impact, likely causes and how to fix it.

  • Severity from info to critical
  • First and last seen, plus related errors in the same component
  • Documentation for the code in one click
  • “Explain with AI” describes the error in plain language
System logsLast 30 days
  • PAY_CG_PUSH
    Payment gateway notification arrived late
    3×Warning
  • EML_QUEUE_FAIL
    E-⁠mail could not be sent from the queue
    1×Error
  • CNT_REG_FAIL
    Contact registration failed
    2×Error
  • SEC_ROOT_GRANTED
    A member was granted Root permission
    1×Notice
The catalogue has more than 240 codes

Alerts

Hear about a problem before your customer does

Critical errors are e-⁠mailed straight away. Once a day the organisation’s admin gets an operations digest: errors, orders, failed payments, e-⁠mail deliverability, firewall rejections and tickets.

  • Detects an unusual spike in errors within an hour
  • The daily digest can be turned off, critical errors always arrive
  • The digest goes to one root member, not a shared mailbox
  • Repeated errors are merged so your inbox stays usable
Daily operations digestTuesday 10 Nov 2026
Orders
46
+8 vs. average
Failed payments
2
Undelivered e-⁠mails
1
Rejected attempts
14
Info312
Warnings68
Errors21

What it does

An audit trail you never have to switch on

Before and after

Changed fields with the old and new value for every edit.

Every author

Member, customer, system, scheduled job or API key.

Identity switching

When an admin acts as a colleague, both people are recorded.

Request details

Location, provider, browser and correlation ID on the record.

Member activity

A timeline of every action on each team member’s profile.

Grouped logs

Identical errors in one row with an occurrence count and chart.

Code catalogue

Impact, causes, fix and documentation for every code.

AI explanations

A plain-⁠language description of an error in one click.

E-⁠mail alerts

Critical errors at once, everything else in a daily digest.

Getting started

Auditing runs from the first minute

  1. 01

    Create an account

    Sign-⁠up is free and needs no credit card.

  2. 02

    Work as usual

    Every change is recorded automatically, with nothing to configure.

  3. 03

    Find what you need

    Filter by person, event or date and get the answer in seconds.

Who it is for

When an audit trail pays off

Owners and management

Check who changed prices, discounts, permissions or payment details.

Accountants

Trace a change on an invoice or order, including the original value.

Integration developers

See exactly what an API key did and where an integration failed.

System admins

Errors, their frequency and how to fix them, in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about activity and logs

Do I have to enable auditing?

No. Changes are recorded automatically in every module from the moment the organisation is created.

Can an audit record be edited or deleted?

No. The record is immutable and stays even if you later delete the entity it refers to.

What is the difference between activity and system logs?

Activity records what someone did in the system. System logs capture technical events and errors, such as an undelivered e-⁠mail or a payment gateway outage.

Who receives error alerts?

The daily operations digest goes to one root member of the organisation. You set the addresses for critical error alerts in the organisation settings.

Can I see actions made through the API?

Yes. An API key is its own actor type in the activity log, so changes from your e-⁠shop or another integration are easy to tell apart from your team’s work.

Stop guessing who changed what

Create a free account. The audit trail starts with your first change.

Questions? Contact support or check the pricing.

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