When a campaign was paused, a bid changed or a user given new rights, you need to know who did it and when. The admin panel keeps audit logs for exactly that.
What the admin panel offers
The platform page lists audit logs among the admin panel tools, next to user roles and permissions, campaign oversight, billing and API keys. Since DSP v7.2 there is also a filterable log viewer for admins (see the release notes).
When to use them
- An advertiser disputes a change: "I never raised that budget."
- A team member made a mistake and you need to undo it.
- Security reviews: checking who accessed what.
- Client questions about when a campaign was edited.
How to investigate a change
- Open the log viewer in the admin panel.
- Filter by account, campaign or user.
- Narrow the time range to when the change happened.
- Note who made the change and what the old and new values were.
Changes made by AI assistants
Changes made through the AI Agent Connector are logged too, and each can be undone for 7 days.
Good habits
- Give everyone their own login; shared accounts make logs useless, and sharing logins breaks the Acceptable Use Policy.
- Use roles so people can only change what they need to.
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Nov 13, 2026