Enabling Auditing for Environments, Tables, and Columns
Here, Administrators can enable Auditing for their Environment in the Power Platform Admin Center as well as for Tables and Columns in Power Apps.
- Enabling Table Auditing in Power Apps
- Enabling Column Auditing in Power Apps
- Enabling Environment Auditing in Power Platform Admin Center
Enabling Table Auditing in Power Apps
To make these changes, it will require the System Customizer User Role in akoyaGO. You can update the Table Auditing by visiting make.powerapps.com.
1. Click on Environment.
2. Click on the non-(Default) and non-Sandbox environments. It may be labeled with akoyaGO in the name.
3. Click on Tables.
4. Click on All.
5. Search for the Table you would like to enable Auditing On.
6. Click on the Table.
7. Click on Properties.
8. Click on Advanced options.
9. Check Audit changes to its data.
10. Click on Save.
11. Click on Advanced.
To make these changes, it will require the System Customizer User Role in akoyaGO. You can update the Column Auditing by visiting make.powerapps.com.
1. Click on Environment.
2. Click on akoyaGO environment instead of (Default).
3. Click on Tables.
4. Click on All.
5. Search for the Table you would like to enable Auditing On.
6. Click on the Table.
7. Click on Columns.
8. Click on the 3 dots for that Column.
9. Click on Edit.
10. Click on Advanced options.
11. Check Enable auditing.
12. Click on Save.
13. Click on Advanced.
14. Click on Publish table.
Enabling Environment Auditing in Power Platform Admin Center
To make these changes, it will require the Power Platform Administrator Role in Admin Center. You can update the Environment Auditing by visiting admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com.
1. Click on Environments.
2. Click into the Production Environment.
3. Click on Environment admin center settings.
4. Click on Audit and logs group.
5. Click on Audit settings.
6. Check Start Auditing.
7. Click on Save.
