Equivalent information is in there, but it is shown in the worst possible way. The events are displayed by their GUID values and not names of Skills, Queues, Flows, etc.. The thing that helped me be able to barely understand what is going on in Audit Viewer was to log in to my account and make a specific change, then go to Audit Viewer and filter by events done by my account. Use the "Filter by User" option as the User in that reference is the user who made the change, not the user who was changed. Pay attention to where it says "Old Value" and "New Value" to see what was changed.
If you have access to A3S / Snowflake for your GC instance, you can perform the following query to get your Skill names based on their GUID values.
select * from A3S_GCD.PUBLIC.ROUTING_SKILLS
This one gives you Queue GUIDs:
select * from QUEUE_RESOURCES
If you do not have A3S / Snowflake access, you can check the URL of the user or queue to get the GUID value; this does not work for Skill as far as I am aware.
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Brad Carroll
IT Consultant- Voice Services
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-20-2025 09:55
From: Haridass Sarangan
Subject: Audit View -ACD Skill and Division
Hi,
In audit view i can't able to see the acd skill report and division report like who deleted when it is added like that.
Can someone help for this...
Thanks.
#Implementation
#SystemAdministration
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Haridass Sarangan
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