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# View Activity Log

## **What is Activity Log?** <a href="#id-1" id="id-1"></a>

The team activity log consists of team management log and dataset management log. Not only does it keep comprehensive and real-time records of the team's collaborative work on managing data, but also it maintains an open and transparent progress in an easily accessible way.

* **Team management log** records team management activities such as adding new members and changing member permissions.
* **Dataset management log** records dataset related activities such as creating datasets, changing dataset status, different commits, adding dataset members, and changing dataset permissions.

## View Activity Log <a href="#id-2" id="id-2"></a>

### **Team Datasets Home Page** <a href="#id-2-1" id="id-2-1"></a>

When you switch to Team Workspace, scroll down the page and then you can view team management log and and dataset management log of all the team datasets

![](/files/-MZGWdau643lIe_a_e7Z)

### **Team Datasets Home Page** <a href="#id-2-2" id="id-2-2"></a>

You can enter the Team Datasets Details page, click Activities and view the dataset management log of a specific dataset.

![](/files/-MZGWw_-u62MlxCwbeDf)


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