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audit-logging-backend

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Use when recording audit trails: who changed what, admin action logs, compliance history, or append-only event tables. Not for product analytics (use analytics-events) or debug console logs only.

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    Do not log passwords, tokens, full payment PAN.

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Audit logging (backend)

audit_logs table (append-only)

create table public.audit_logs (
  id uuid primary key default gen_random_uuid(),
  organization_id uuid,
  actor_id uuid references auth.users(id),
  action text not null,
  entity_type text not null,
  entity_id text,
  metadata jsonb default '{}',
  ip inet,
  created_at timestamptz not null default now()
);

create index audit_logs_org_created_idx on public.audit_logs (organization_id, created_at desc);
  • No update/delete policies for clients — insert via trigger or edge function only.
  • RLS: admins read org logs; members read none unless product requires.

What to log

  • Role changes, invites, billing plan changes, deletes, permission grants.
  • Login failures (careful with PII retention limits).

Do not log passwords, tokens, full payment PAN.

Write path

auth.uid() is only populated when the change comes through PostgREST with a user JWT (client supabase.from(...).delete()). For service-role writes (edge functions, cron) or psql, auth.uid() is null — pass the actor explicitly.

Trigger (PostgREST-initiated changes):

create or replace function public.audit_project_delete()
returns trigger language plpgsql security definer set search_path = public as $$
begin
  insert into public.audit_logs (organization_id, actor_id, action, entity_type, entity_id, metadata)
  values (old.organization_id, auth.uid(), 'project.deleted', 'project', old.id::text,
          jsonb_build_object('name', old.name));
  return old;
end;
$$;

create trigger projects_audit_delete
  after delete on public.projects
  for each row execute function public.audit_project_delete();

Edge function (external actions, webhook-driven, service-role writes): insert with explicit actor_id from verified JWT or a system sentinel for automated work.

await admin.from("audit_logs").insert({
  organization_id: orgId,
  actor_id: userIdFromJwt,
  action: "billing.plan_changed",
  entity_type: "subscription",
  entity_id: subscriptionId,
  metadata: { from_plan: "free", to_plan: "pro" },
});

Querying

Admin UI: paginate order by created_at desc, filter by entity_type, actor_id.

Retention

Cron job (background-jobs-and-cron) archives or deletes logs older than policy (e.g. 365 days).

Avoid

  • Client insert into audit_logs directly.
  • Mutable log rows.
  • Logging entire request bodies with secrets.

Checklist

  • Append-only + restricted RLS
  • actor_id set on every entry
  • Retention documented

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