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title: Audit Logs
slug: reference-guide-3-0-0/audit-logs
description: Learn how to perform session audits by checking the Single Connect Logs and assigning them a status of Passed, Failed, or N/A. This document explains the role of an Audit User in marking sessions and provides detailed information displayed in Audit Logs, 
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createdAt: 2022-08-02T06:57:31.000Z
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Users can perform audits by checking the Single Connect Logs. There is a feature that allows logs to be assigned a status, such a&#x73;**&#x20;Passed**, **Failed**, or **N/A**. This feature defines a user called an Audit User. Audit users are users with the **sc.log.session.auditor** portal function (To assign this portal function to a user, please refer to section Menu Lists Management). Audit users can mark the sessions as **Passed** audit, **failed**, or **N/A&#x20;**&#x61;fter they have examined the session, allowing admins users to take action. The Audit Logs includes the session ID, audit result, audit comment, audit time, auditor host IP, hostname protocol used, instance name (who connected to that system), session start and end time, user name, the global username used to connect to the system, and the client IP.

To see session audits:

1. Navigate t&#x6F;**&#x20;Logging** > **Session Logs**.
2. Open th&#x65;**&#x20;Audit Logs** tab.

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Audit users must have the **sc.log.session.auditor** portal function defined to reach the Audit Log screen.
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To record session audit results:

1. Click th&#x65;**&#x20;Options** button, then click **Enter Audit Report**.

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- Enter th&#x65;**&#x20;Audit Result** and th&#x65;**&#x20;Audit Comment** and click **Save**.

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Multiple auditors can enter audit results for the same session.
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