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Auditing

Actions performed by users in the Administrator GUI (or using the API) are recorded as . For each event you can view the timestamp, user account (if applicable), and IP address (if applicable) from which the request originated. You can also search the events table for specific event types, users, or IP addresses.

Auditing

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Operational Procedures

Users/Permissions Auditing Users/Permissions It is a good practice to periodically review your list of users and remove any accounts that are old or are no longer in use. Auditing Parent topic: Security Best Practices

System Administrator User Guide

Auditing in System Administrator

The audit log typically includes the following information. Enterprise name Practice name Field name Old value New value Modification date User who made the modification Message Action type Parent topic: Advanced Auditing

System Administrator Help

Auditing in System Administrator

The audit log typically includes the following information. Enterprise name Practice name Field name Old value New value Modification date User who made the modification Message Action type Parent topic: Advanced Auditing

Help Guide for NextGen® Enterprise PM 8

System Administrator

Access the System Administrator. From the View menu, select Significant Events. The Significant Event Information window opens. Select or deselect the check box for the desired System Level or Enterprise Level significant events. To save changes and close the window, select OK. Note: Significant events in the list that are disabled (grayed-out) can be selected for auditing in the Advanced Audit Tool. Parent topic: Enable Significant Events

Help Guide for NextGen® Enterprise PM 8

System Administrator

Access the System Administrator. From the View menu, select Significant Events. The Significant Event Information window opens. Select or deselect the check box for the desired System Level or Enterprise Level significant events. To save changes and close the window, select OK. Note: Significant events in the list that are disabled (grayed-out) can be selected for auditing in the Advanced Audit Tool. Parent topic: Enable Significant Events

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Event Attributes Table

The attributes table at the bottom of the Event Browser shows more detailed information about a particular event. This will typically include the channel ID / name, if the event is a channel operation like start/stop/deploy. If the event is an error, the attributes table will typically show any exception associated with the event. If an attribute value is too long and is truncated in the table, you can double-click the table row to display the value in a separate dialog: Parent topic: Events View