Console Log
Overview
Console Log — Business-Focused Explanation
What the Console Log is used for in business operations
The Console Log is used as an internal monitoring and review record that captures system-generated messages and activity notes. From a business perspective, it helps organizations understand what is happening behind the scenes when actions are performed in Dafater, such as running processes, executing administrative actions, or reviewing system behavior during operations.
Its main purpose is visibility and accountability. It allows business administrators and support teams to review what actions were triggered, whether they completed successfully, and if any warnings or issues occurred that may affect daily operations.
Prerequisites or setup requirements
Before using the Console Log, the following should be in place:
- Users with administrative or oversight roles who are responsible for system health and operational continuity
- Clear internal guidelines on who reviews logs and when, especially during audits, troubleshooting, or major operational changes
- Defined procedures for escalating issues identified through log reviews
No day-to-day business setup is required, as the Console Log is generated automatically by the system.
Typical workflow and how it fits into business processes
The Console Log works in the background and fits into business processes as a review and control tool, not a transaction document.
A typical workflow looks like this:
1. A business action is performed (for example, a bulk operation, system update, or administrative task).
2. Dafater records messages related to that action in the Console Log.
3. A business administrator or support user reviews the Console Log to confirm:
- The action ran as expected
- No errors or warnings occurred
4. If issues are found, corrective actions are planned or escalated to the appropriate team.
This makes the Console Log an important checkpoint rather than an operational step.
Key business scenarios where the Console Log is essential
The Console Log is especially valuable in the following situations:
- Operational issue investigation: Understanding why a process did not complete as expected
- System audits and reviews: Providing evidence of system activity during specific time periods
- Change management: Verifying the impact of configuration or process changes
- Business continuity support: Quickly identifying unusual system behavior that may disrupt operations
- Internal accountability: Supporting decision-making with factual system activity records
Important considerations for users
- The Console Log is informational, not a task or approval document
- It should be reviewed by authorized users only, as it reflects internal system behavior
- Entries should be interpreted in a business context, focusing on impact rather than technical detail
- Regular reviews help prevent small issues from becoming operational problems
- The Console Log supports transparency but does not replace formal reports or audits
In summary, the Console Log is a behind-the-scenes business control record that supports monitoring, accountability, and informed decision-making within Dafater, ensuring smoother and more reliable operations.
Basic Information
- Module: Desk
- Document Type: Other
Fields
| Field Name | Label | Type | Required | Options | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| script | Script | Code | - | Script content executed and logged for Dafater console analysis. | |
| type | Type | Data | - | Category of console log entry for reporting and troubleshooting. | |
| committed | Committed | Check | - | Indicates whether log changes were committed to the database. |
Permissions
| Role | Read | Write | Create | Delete | Submit | Cancel |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| System Manager | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |