The event list
The list shows the events of the last 7 days, newest first, up to 100 at a time. The heading Recent activity says how many events it shows, for example “100 of 340 events” when more match than fit. Each row has the time and date, a tag and a short summary:
The summaries are in English. Some examples:
A rule in Auto-apply mode refuses a recommendation it cannot apply safely. Its reason starts with
SanityCheckFailed:, for example SanityCheckFailed:DeltaTooLarge:delta=87.0%,max=50% when the price change is
larger than Auto-apply max delta percent allows, or with NotApplicable: when the recommendation was blocked by a
constraint. See Constraints and guardrails.
See an event’s details
Click an event. The panel on the right shows:- the tag, and the date and time to the second;
- the summary;
- Actor: the user name of the person who did it, or “system”;
- Rule: the rule’s name, when the event belongs to a rule;
- Payload: the event’s raw data. For an applied price, it holds the new price including VAT and its currency.
Filter the events
The FILTERS panel on the right narrows the list. Under Event type, click one or more types; the list then shows events of any type you selected:
The list reloads as you click. Apply, and Last 7 days above the list, reload it with the filters you have.
Reset clears the types and goes back to the last 7 days, counted from now.
The repricer dashboard and the Repricer card on Home open the log with a type already selected, for example
Failed to apply.
The Actor box does not filter the list yet, and you cannot choose another period than the last 7 days.
The list covers the 7 days up to the moment you opened the page. Events that happen after that do not appear on their
own, and Apply and Last 7 days keep the same window. To see them, click Reset or reload the page.
Export
Export CSV and Export (Omnibus PDF) are greyed out: export is not available yet.Recommendation queue
Approve and reject the prices the repricer proposes.
How repricing works
What happens when a rule runs.
Price history
A product’s prices over time, with the repricer’s changes.
Repricer roles
Who can read the audit log.