Audit logs
What Landing Zone's audit history records, how it supports disputes and recordkeeping, and its current limits.
Audit history is Landing Zone's tamper-resistant record of what happened in your workspace. Entries are immutable — written once and not editable — so they can serve as evidence of process when questions come up later.
What gets recorded
Audit entries are written across compliance, messaging, calls, billing, and outreach activity, and they are retained. Compliance events are the ones that matter most here: for example, when a contact replies STOP, the opt-out is handled and an audit entry is written alongside the suppression and consent change.
One honest nuance: not every product control produces a per-contact audit entry. The 30-day SMS cooldown, for instance, surfaces as an exclusion tally in the batch pre-send preview rather than as individual audit entries. See Repeat-contact cooldowns.
Access today
There is no dedicated audit-history viewer screen in the app yet. The entries are recorded and retained on the platform side. If you need audit records — for example, to respond to a dispute — contact support@landingzone.co.
How audit history supports compliance work
- Dispute response. When someone claims they were contacted after opting out, the timeline matters: when the STOP arrived, when suppression was applied, what was sent and when. Immutable entries let you reconstruct that sequence instead of arguing from memory.
- Recordkeeping. Audit history complements your consent records and the records you keep outside the platform, giving you a durable account of what your workspace did and when it did it.
What it does not do
An audit trail demonstrates process — it shows what happened. It does not make what happened lawful. A complete, clean audit history of a send does not establish that the send was permitted, and the absence of a red flag in the log is not a clearance. The decisions the log records remain yours, as described in User responsibilities.
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