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Change log: who changed what?
The change log shows every change made in the dashboard with time and person – with filters, before/after and export.
When several people manage your server, you want to be able to see who changed what. That's what the Change log is for, under Dashboard → Insights → Change log (/dashboard/<server>/dashboard-logs).
It records changes made through the yurna dashboard and some bot actions – for example:
- commands and command categories turned on or off
- embed color, public dashboard and vanity link changed
- event logs, welcome and goodbye messages adjusted
- giveaways created, edited, paused, resumed, ended or deleted
- reaction roles and reputation changed
- warnings created, changed or deleted
Note
The change log shows what was changed in yurna. What happens on your Discord server itself – messages, joins, role changes – is in the server log.
How to use it#
- Open Dashboard → Insights → Change log. The tabs at the top switch between Server log, Change log and Event logs.
- Entries are grouped by day, newest first. Older ones load as you scroll down.
- Click an entry to see the details: who did it, what was changed and – if stored – a before/after.
- Export downloads the current selection as a spreadsheet (CSV) or as JSON.
Filters#
- Search – searches the text of the changes.
- Person – name or Discord ID of the person who made the change. From an entry's details you can filter by that person directly.
- Event – only one kind of change, such as “Giveaway created” or “Command off”.
- From / To – a time range.
Reset filters shows everything again.
Who can see it?#
Like every dashboard page of a server, the change log is only visible to members with “Manage Server” or Administrator permission in Discord.
Tips#
- Something suddenly works differently? Filter by the matching event and look at the before/after – you'll quickly see which setting was changed and when.
- Older entries sometimes have no before/after. They then say “No before/after was stored for this entry”.
See also#
Last updated on 15 October 2026