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Security Logs → List User Security Logs
AI-generatedSummary
Lists security log events for a specified Crowdin user, with optional filters for event type, creation date range, and IP address. Returns up to the configured limit or all available results, depending on Return All.
Inputs
- authentication — Choose OAuth2 or a personal access token.
- userId (required) — User whose security logs to retrieve. The field offers available users; the description notes that getting another user's logs is limited to enterprise organization admins and owners.
- returnAll — When enabled (default), return all results; when disabled, cap results at Limit.
- limit — Maximum results when Return All is disabled; defaults to 50.
- event — Filter by a listed security event type, such as login, password.change, or mfa.enabled.
- createdAfter — Filter for logs created after this UTC ISO 8601 date and time.
- createdBefore — Filter for logs created before this UTC ISO 8601 date and time.
- ipAddress — Filter logs by IP address.
- requestOptions — Optional request settings for batching, SSL certificate validation, proxy, and timeout.
Output shape
A list of security log records.
Return All is enabled by default. When disabled, Limit controls the maximum number of results; its default is 50. The operation’s source pack shows only signatures, so pagination and exact response wrapping are not visible.