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Admin Center Logs: What's Tracked, and for How Long

Learn more about what logs are available in Teamflect, and how long they are kept.

Written by Sue

Teamflect keeps activity logs so admins can review what's happening across the organization: who did what, and when. This includes both general Audit Logs and dedicated Impersonation Logs.

Retention: Logs display activity from the last 90 days. Activity older than 90 days is not retrievable from the Admin Center.

Activity Logs

Activity logs capture key actions taken across Teamflect's core modules, including:

Category

Logged Events

Feedback

New feedback request, feedback request submitted, on-behalf feedback requests and submissions, instant feedback (public and private), self-assessment submitted

Tasks

New task, task completed, task comment

Recognition

New recognition sent

Logins

First login, subsequent logins

Focus (Relationships)

Added to Focus, Focus request accepted/rejected, Focus meeting frequency updated

Goals

Goal created, commented on, closed, deleted

Reviews

Review started, self-review submitted, review submitted, review finalized, test review sent

Each entry includes the user involved, the action taken, and a timestamp.

Impersonation Logs

Impersonation Logs track every time an admin impersonates a user, for security and accountability. Each entry shows:

  • User being impersonated (name and email)

  • Impersonating admin (name and email)

  • Date and time of the impersonation session

Where to find it: Admin Center > Security > Impersonation Logs

Like activity logs, Impersonation Logs only display the last 90 days of activity.

Why the 90-Day Window?

The 90-day retention window balances giving admins enough visibility for troubleshooting, internal reviews, and compliance checks, without retaining activity data indefinitely. If you need records beyond this window for compliance purposes, reach out to your Teamflect account team to discuss options.

Key Benefits

  1. Troubleshooting: Quickly see what actions a user took leading up to reported issues.

  2. Accountability: Maintain a clear audit trail of admin and user activity.

  3. Compliance & Governance: Support internal reviews and regulatory requirements (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA) with visibility into system activity.

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