Use the Client Access Log to review the users who have accessed specific activities and policies on a particular client, from the activity list and policy list screens. This logging can be helpful, for example, if a client calls your office with a question about their account and then calls back later in the day wanting to speak to the same employee. The log does not record specific changes to activities and policies, only the fact that they were accessed.
You must enable audit logging in System Settings to begin recording this information in your system.
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Note: You can open the Client Access Log from the Access menu in any area of a client’s account, but the log only records user activity in the Policy and Activity areas.
Make a selection in each dropdown menu or lookup field and click Find to populate the list.
Note: If you open the Client Access Log from the Policies list, it displays only policy information. If you open it from the Activities list, it displays only activity information.
To print the list of records, click the Print button
next to the list.