Using the Transaction Audit Trail

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This topic applies to System Notes only. For information about viewing System Notes v2, see Viewing System Notes v2.

The Transaction Audit Trail enables you to produce a report that provides a detailed history of all transactions entered into NetSuite. The audit trail provides information about the transaction, who entered the transaction, and when the transaction was created or modified.

To view the Transaction Audit Trail, go to Transactions > Management > View Audit Trail. In the NetSuite U.K. edition, go to Transactions > Other.

View Audit Trail Page

On the View Audit Trail page, filter the report to narrow down the results or focus on specific transactions. You can filter by:

Audit Results Page

Choose your filters and click Submit to see the Audit Results page. The results include the following columns:

By default, the Audit Results page sorts transactions by their system-generated internal ID. Click the text at the top of any column to sort the list using that attribute.

The page displays a one-line summary for each transaction. Click a transaction link in the Date/Time column to view details and GL Impact for that transaction.

For more information about audit results data, see Tracking Financial Account Changes.

Other Ways to View System Notes

  • You can view system notes for an individual transaction on the transaction record. Go to the System Information subtab, then click System Notes. For more information, see Viewing Transaction System Notes.

  • Find line-level system notes by clicking the History link next to items, expenses, or journal line items. For more information, see Line-Level Audit Trail for Transactions.

  • You can search system notes at Reports > New Search. The system note search includes system notes for records other than transactions. This search has different filters and more features than the transaction audit trail and enables you to export data, use advanced filters and results options, and create saved searches. For more information, see Searching System Notes.

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