Organization Admins can now see the sensitive changes made inside their organization. The Sensitive actions report records actions like removing a user, changing a user's role, or deleting a workgroup, so you can check what happened, when, and who did it.
Where to find it
Go to Organization Admin –> Reports and open 10 Sensitive actions report.
The report is read-only. Each row is one recorded action, newest at the top.
What counts as a sensitive action
The report tracks the following actions.
Action | What it records |
addToOrg | A user is added to the organization. |
excludeFromOrg | A user is removed (excluded) from the organization. |
delete (user) | A user is deleted. |
changePassword | A user's password is changed. |
changeEmail | A user's email address is changed. |
setOrgAdmin | A user is made an Organization Admin. |
setWgModerator | A user is made a Workgroup Moderator. |
revokeOrgAdminRole | The Organization Admin role is removed from a user. |
revokeWgModeratorRole | The Workgroup Moderator role is removed from a user. |
changeOrgAdminToWgModerator | A user is changed from Organization Admin to Workgroup Moderator. |
changeWgModeratorToOrgAdmin | A user is changed from Workgroup Moderator to Organization Admin. |
delete (workgroup) | A workgroup is deleted. |
enableLicense | A license is enabled. |
What each column means
Column | Meaning |
ID | The identifier of the log entry. |
Date/Time | When the action happened. |
Target User Email | The user the action was performed on. |
Action | The specific sensitive action that was recorded. |
Main Action | The base operation behind the action, for example exclude for excludeFromOrg or create for addToOrg. This can be empty when it matches the Action or was not set. |
Initiator Info | Who performed the action. |
Initiator User Email | The email of the person who performed the action. |
Details | Any extra detail recorded for the entry. |
Actions performed by 3DPrinterOS Support
When 3DPrinterOS support helps with your account, they may sign in to a user's account and perform actions on that user's behalf. These actions are still recorded, but they are marked as a support session rather than shown under the user's own name.
How support actions appear. The Initiator Info shows 3DPrinterOS Support and the Initiator User Email shows -undisclosed-. If a row shows this, the action was carried out by 3DPrinterOS during a support session, not by a member of your organization.