Export your Automation audit log data as CSV

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You may have noticed we've shipped a new export experience for Automation audit logs, making it easier to analyse, report on, and archive your automation activity.

What's New

You can now export your Automation audit log data as a CSV file directly from the audit log view, available at the global, project, and individual rule level.

To export your audit log data

Global Automation

1. Go to Automation → Audit log

2. Apply any filters or date range you want

3. Click … → Export audit log data in CSV

Project Automation

1. Go to your project → Project settings → Automation → Audit log

2. Apply any filters or date range you want

3. Click … → Export audit log data in CSV

Individual rule

1. Open the rule in the rule builder → Audit log

2. Apply any filters or date range you want

3. Click … → Export audit log data in CSV

What you get

• A CSV containing all log entries matching your current filters

• A progress indicator while the export is being prepared

• The ability to stop an in-progress export if needed

A few things to know

• There's a maximum number of log entries per export. If you hit it, narrow your date range or add filters and export in batches

• Exports run synchronously for now, so stay on the page until it completes. Background/async exports are on our radar for a future improvement

Give it a try and let us know what you think in the comments below.

We’re also updating automation vocabulary!

“Rules” are now called “flows”, and “components” are now called “steps”.

With automation expanding across Atlassian, we’ve updated these terms to align with other experiences. Everything you’ve built still works the same.

[Bill Sheboy]

Hi @Scott Bell 

Thanks to you and the team for this improvement! 

What are your thoughts on providing an option to export the fully-expanded details for each log / execution entry, perhaps as a nested CSV column for customer parsing?

Yes, and...I still hope to see REST API endpoints for audit log entry details and webhook events for rule happenings in the future...allowing customers to create their own monitoring and analysis of rules :^)

Kind regards,
Bill