Use Auditing to Monitor Sales Application Changes

You use auditing to monitor user activity and all configuration, security, and data changes that have been made to your applications. You enable specific business objects so that you can audit, record, and retrieve information about when the objects were created, modified, and removed.

As an administrator, you access the audit history pages from the Navigator > Tools menu.

Note: Administrators must have the Manage Sales Audit Policies (FND_VIEW_SALES_AUDIT_HISTORY_PRIV) privilege to view audit reports.

Here are the sales business objects you can audit:

Area	Parent Objects	Child Objects
Account and Contact Management	Account (Account Profile)	Sales Account Profile Sales Account Resource Sales Account Territory Address Address Purpose Phone Email Instant Messaging Web Classification Assignment Additional Account Name Contact Preference Usage Assignment Additional Identifier Source System References Relationship Customer Contact Profile
Account and Contact Management	Contact (Person Profile)	Sales Account Profile Sales Account Resource Sales Account Territory Contact Address Address Purpose Phone Email Instant Messaging Web Classification Assignment Additional Contact Name Contact Preference Usage Assignment Additional Identifier Source System References Relationship Customer Contact Profile
Account and Contact Management	Household (Household Profile)	Sales Account Profile Sales Account Resource Sales Account Territory Address Address Purpose Phone Email Instant Messaging Web Classification Assignment Additional Household Name Contact Preference Usage Assignment Additional Identifier Source System References Relationship
Account and Contact Management	Resource (Resource Profile)	Address Address Purpose Location SDO Phone Email Instant Messaging Web Page Resource Organization Membership Resource Role Assignment Sales Representative Setup
Common Components	Activity	Contacts Resources
Contracts	Contract header	Buy Contract Line Project Contract Line Sales Contract Line Service Contract Line
Opportunities	Opportunity	Opportunity Revenue Opportunity Split Revenue Opportunity Recurring Revenue Opportunity Revenue Line Set Opportunity Team Member Opportunity Partner
Opportunity Revenue	Opportunity	Forecast Worst Case Estimated Price Product Quantity Discount Amount Line Currency Revenue Type TypeCodeSetId Best Case Win Probability UOM Product Group Frequency End By End After Recurring Quantity Recurring Estimated Recurring Revenue Start Date Status StatusCodeSetId Close Date Win/Loss Reason CloseReasonClodeSetId Competitor Include in Forecast Recurring Worst Case Recurring Best Case Sales Channel Partner Recurring Expected Revenue Additional Text 1 Additional Text 2 Additional Number 1 Additional Amount 1 Recurring Additional Number 1 Recurring Additional Amount 1
Marketing	Leads	Leads Product Leads Resources Leads Contacts Leads Territories
Marketing	Budget	Budget Entries Fund Requests
Partner Relationship Management	Partner	Classification Assignment Partner Type Customer Contact Profile Partner Certification Expertise Geographies Served Industries Served Product Specialties Account Team Address Phone Web Email Instant Messaging
Partner Relationship Management	Partner Program	Program Benefit Details Program Objective Details Program Contract Templates
Partner Relationship Management	Partner Enrollment	Enrollment Participants Contract Enrollments
Sales Catalog	Product Group header	Product Group Product Group Product Eligibility Rules Product Group Relation Product Group Attachments
Sales Catalog	Product header	Product Product Attachment
Territory Management	Sales Territory	Sales Territory Resource Sales Territory Line of Business Sales Territory Coverage Sales Territory Coverage Dimension Sales Territory Coverage Dimension Value
Territory Management	Sales Territory Proposal	Sales Territory Proposal

Note: You can also audit custom objects that you create in Application Composer. On the Configure Business Object Attributes page, select CRM Application Composer from the Product list of values. You can then select either a top-level custom object or its child objects, or an intersection object that was created from a many-to-many relationship.