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Auditing Optimization


The Optimization Audit page allows administrative users (e.g., client_admin) to review and audit all executed optimization sessions, whether triggered manually or by schedule. This section is part of the Diagnostics module and includes tools to sort, filter, and export optimization run data.

This page is especially useful for understanding how optimization features are being used across locations and identifying any scheduling or configuration patterns.


To access the Optimization Audit page:

  1. From the System Menu, select Diagnostics.

  2. Click the Optimization Audit link.


Using the Optimization Audit Table

The Optimization Audit page displays a table of executed optimization sessions.

  • View all sessions or filter by Manual or Scheduled.

  • Sort data by column headers (e.g., Start Date, Username, Optimization Profile).

  • Use the "Choose Columns" option to show or hide columns.


To filter optimization sessions:

  • In the Executed Optimization Processes section, click All, Manual, or Schedule to apply a filter.


To reorder items in the table:

  • Click a column header to sort records.

    • Text fields are sorted alphabetically (A–Z or Z–A).

    • Date fields are sorted chronologically (newest to oldest or oldest to newest).
      Click the column header again to toggle the sort direction.


To show or hide columns in the table:

  1. Right-click a column header and select Choose Columns.

  2. Check or uncheck the columns you want to display.

  3. Click outside the popup to apply changes.


To export or print the table:

  • Click the CSV or Print icon in the table toolbar.


Understanding the Table Columns

Each row in the table displays a single optimization session with the following details:

  • Type: Manual or Scheduled session.

  • Schedule ID: Identifier for the optimization schedule (if applicable).

  • Username: The user who triggered the manual session.

  • Optimization Profile: The optimization configuration used.

  • Start Date: When the session began.

  • Last Run: The most recent execution timestamp.


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