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3. Interface and Features (Page-by-Page Guide)

3.11 System logs

The Logs section in the Tokenizer.Estate Admin Panel is designed to give administrators full visibility into all actions and events across the platform. It is divided into two dedicated tabs — System Logs and Client Logs — each tailored for specific monitoring and auditing needs.

3.11.1 System Logs

The System Logs tab records all internal, administrative, and platform-related activities. It provides a detailed audit trail for technical operations, configuration changes, and admin actions, ensuring transparency and traceability within the Tokenizer.Estate ecosystem.

  • Data Scope: Captures system-generated and admin-initiated events — such as unit edits, permission updates, KYC verifications, and API interactions.
  • Columns Displayed:
    • Time — exact timestamp of the event.
    • Performed by — admin or automated process responsible.
    • Action — operation type (e.g., “Unit Updated”, “Admin Created”).
    • Type — log classification: Regular, Alert, or System.
    • Admin / IP Address / Info — additional identifiers and contextual JSON data showing the affected entities and parameters.
  • Filtering: Multi-criteria filters (time, admin, action, type, IP) allow precise search and audit review.
  • Info Expansion: Each entry includes a collapsible JSON view for full technical details, useful for debugging or internal audit.
  • Export Options: Logs can be exported to CSV for compliance documentation or external analysis.

3.11.2 Client Logs

The Client Logs tab focuses on user-facing activity — capturing every significant action performed by platform users. This includes onboarding, authentication, and investment-related operations.

  • Data Scope: Tracks user-level events such as registration, login attempts, token purchases, and wallet connections.
  • Columns Displayed:
    • Time — timestamp of user activity.
    • Performed by — client identifier (username or email).
    • Action — recorded operation (e.g., “Registered”, “Login”, “Token Purchase Started”, “Token Purchase Success”).
    • Type — event severity: Regular, Alert, or System.
    • IP Address / Info — metadata for session tracking or troubleshooting.
  • Filtering: Admins can filter logs by time period, action type, or IP address to investigate user behavior or trace issues.
  • Data Export: The same Download CSV feature allows exporting filtered user logs for audit or customer support reviews.

The Client Logs tab is mainly used by support and compliance teams to trace user journeys, verify transactions, and monitor suspicious or repetitive login patterns.