Cricket Auction Pro
Available— Core module — administrative action trail.
Audit Logs for Auction Committees
Committees are made of volunteers, and volunteers occasionally need to be reminded who changed what and when — not out of suspicion, but because tournaments involve real money and real disputes. Audit logs record administrative actions like registration approvals and rule changes against the user who performed them.
Why organizers use this
- Every logged action is tied to a specific user and timestamp
- Covers administrative actions beyond just bidding, like approvals and settings changes
- Gives a tournament admin a clear accountability trail across the committee
- Useful evidence if a dispute needs to be reviewed after the fact
Typical use cases
- Confirming which committee member approved a specific player's registration
- Reviewing a settings change that happened before an auction went live
- Providing a transparent record to a sponsor or association if asked
Frequently asked questions
- Who can view audit logs?
- Audit log visibility is scoped to admin-level roles, consistent with how permissions work across the rest of the platform.
- Do audit logs cover bidding actions too?
- Bidding-specific events are captured in the auction's bid history; audit logs focus on broader administrative actions across the account.
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