# Download audit log

The Download Audit Log feature is used to export and save the record of user activities from the Deka GPU Portal Service. This includes activities such as login, project creation, updates, data management, and system notifications. By downloading the Audit Log, users and administrators can keep a backup, perform further analysis, or maintain compliance documentation for auditing purposes.

On the Activities page, you can download the activity history by clicking the **Download button**

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<p align="center">Download audit log</p>

A **Download Excel** window will appear, containing two available fields: **Select Project and Select Date.** If you do not specify a project to view its activity history, the system will automatically download the entire organization's activity history.

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<p align="center">Select project</p>

You are required to specify the date range of the activity history in the Select Date field before clicking the Download Excel button then click Download Excel

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<p align="center">Select date</p>

Wait until the download process is complete. You can view the downloaded file in the Download menu.

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<p align="center">Sucess download audit log</p>

Open the downloaded Excel file. It will display as shown in the image below.

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<p align="center">Download result</p>


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