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Logbook

Learn how to make the most of the logbook functionality to help you keep a pulse of actions taken, and easily identify issues within CIPP.

The Logbook is a feature within CIPP that records and displays all actions performed by the system on a given day. This page is essential for monitoring and troubleshooting as it helps users track the execution of various tasks, identify issues, and confirm successful operations.

Using the Logbook for troubleshooting

Users can verify if specific actions have occurred by checking the log entries. For example, if a user wants to verify if a specific scheduled task, such as the "Hudu Extension Sync," was executed successfully. They select the appropriate date, use the filter to search for "Hudu Extension Sync," and review the log entries to confirm successful execution.

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Logbook Filters

Expanding the Logbook Filters section at the top of the page will present you with the following options for how you would like to retrieve data from the logbook:

  • Start Date

  • End Date

  • Filter by Username

  • Filter by Severity

Logbook Results Table

Column
Description

Date Time

The exact time the action was logged

Tenant

The primary domain of the tenant

Tenant ID

The tenant ID associated with the log entry

User

Indicates the user associated with the action

Message

Provides a brief description of the action performed

API

Identifies the API endpoint involved in the action

Severity

Indicates the severity level of the log entry. Options include: debug, info, warn, error, and critical

App Id

Log Data

Opens a second table to display information relevant to the logbook entry

Table Actions

Action
Details
Bulk Action Available

View Log Entry

Opens the selected log entry to View Log Entry

Logbook Severity

Severity
Description

Alert

A notable event that warrants proactive notification. Entries with this severity come from any alerts setup via Alert Configuration.

Error

The operation failed. The requested action could not be completed, typically due to an API failure, missing permissions, or an invalid request.

Info

The operation completed successfully. Informational messages confirming an action was performed as expected.

Warning

The operation completed, but with a caveat. Something may need attention even though the action wasn't blocked. Example: resetting a password on a directory-synced user warns that password writeback must be enabled.

Critical

A platform-level failure occurred. Reserved for situations where CIPP's own infrastructure is impacted, such as failures retrieving tenant lists or GDAP relationships. These indicate a problem with CIPP itself, not a specific tenant action.

Debug

Diagnostic information for troubleshooting. Only recorded when Debug Mode is enabled. Not included in notifications by default.


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