Logged activities in Sitecore Personalize

Sitecore Common Audit Log records user activities when team members of your Sitecore Cloud Portal organization interact with entities in Sitecore Personalize, for example, when a user creates or deletes an experience.

Here's a list of all activities that Sitecore Common Audit Log records for Sitecore Personalize entities:

Entity	Activity	Description
Decision model	`decision_model_created` `decision_model_viewed` `decision_model_updated` `decision_model_deleted`	Interactions with a decision model. For the `decision_model_updated` activity, the Common Audit Log also records if the update involved publishing or unpublishing the decision model.
Experience	`experience_created` `experience_viewed` `experience_updated` `experience_deleted`	Interactions with an experience. For the `experience_updated` activity, the Common Audit Log also records if the update involved publishing or unpublishing the experience.
Experiment	`experiment_created` `experiment_viewed` `experiment_updated` `experiment_deleted`	Interactions with an experiment. For the `experiment_updated` activity, the Common Audit Log also records if the update involved publishing or unpublishing the experiment.

Entity

Activity

Description

Decision model

decision_model_created
decision_model_viewed
decision_model_updated
decision_model_deleted

Interactions with a decision model.

For the decision_model_updated activity, the Common Audit Log also records if the update involved publishing or unpublishing the decision model.

Experience

experience_created
experience_viewed
experience_updated
experience_deleted

Interactions with an experience.

For the experience_updated activity, the Common Audit Log also records if the update involved publishing or unpublishing the experience.

Experiment

experiment_created
experiment_viewed
experiment_updated
experiment_deleted

Interactions with an experiment.

For the experiment_updated activity, the Common Audit Log also records if the update involved publishing or unpublishing the experiment.

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