In fast-moving shipping environments, clarity and accountability are key. Postsale’s Audit records give your team visibility into changes made to your shipments and labels. Whether it’s a switch in carrier or service, a weight adjustment, updated dimensions, or when a label is created or voided, Postsale's audit logs give a clear record of the changes so that you can easily resolve discrepancies and maintain a reliable shipping workflow. 

This article will walk you through accessing the Postsale's shipment and label audit logs and how to read them. Learn more about order audit records here.

Access The Audit Logs

3. Select Audit from the list of available options.
   
   
   
   The available audit records are listed for you.
   
   

About the Audit Logs

Here are a few helpful details about the list of available audit logs:

• Shipment, label, and order related logs are available in the list of available logs.
  • Shipment logs are listed in the Type column beginning with shipment_, such as shipment_updated, etc.
  • Label logs are listed in the Type column beginning with label_, such as label_created, etc.
  • Order logs are listed in the Type column beginning with order_, such as order_status_changed, etc.
• Logs are listed in reverse chronological order by Date and Time.
• The previous 30 days of logs are available. Log records older than 30 days are removed from the Audit page and purged from our system.

Read the Shipment Logs

Locate the shipment or label log you wish to view and click on it to select it.


 

When you select a log, the Audit Log Details are listed for you.

At the top of the Audit Log Details you'll see the following information listed:

• The log ID.
• The User that made the change to the shipment.
• The Event Type. The type helps to identify what occurred. For example, shipment_deleted clearly identifies the log is related to a shipment that was deleted, shipment_update indicates that a change was made to the shipment, and so on.
• The Event Date. This is the date/time stamp indicating when the event occurred and the log was created.

Below this information you'll find the information about the specific change or update made to the shipment or label.

The great thing is that only the lines of the audit record related to the update or change are shown for you, making it easy to identify the exact details of the update.

Take a look at the image below. In addition to the timestamps indicating when the changes occurred, we can easily see that the carrier and service (in red) were changed from fedex and fedex_ground to carrier and service (in green) usps and usps_ground_advantage.



Here's another example showing that a label was voided. Notice that the status (red) indicates the label was ‘processed’ and then was later ‘voided’.