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          Download and Verify a System Activity Log Export

          Download and Verify a System Activity Log Export

          Download a completed System Activity Log export and use the checksum to confirm that the file is complete and unaltered, which is required for compliance audits.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
          Available for an additional cost in: Professional Edition with Web Services API Enabled
          User Permissions Needed
          To download a System Activity Log export: System Activity Log: View

          System Activity Log exports are ZIP files that contain one or more CSV files and can include up to 1 million records. When you create an export, Spiff generates a SHA256 checksum that you can use to verify that the file content hasn't changed. This verification is a key control for compliance audits.

          1. From the Admin menu, select System Activity Log, then select the Exports tab.
          2. Find the export you want to download and confirm its status is Complete.
          3. Hover over the export row, then click Download.
            The ZIP file downloads to your computer. The file is named spiff-activity-log-STARTDATE-to-ENDDATE.zip.
          4. To verify file integrity, hover over the export row, click Copy Checksum, and copy the SHA256 hash.
          5. On your computer, generate a SHA256 hash of the downloaded ZIP file using a command-line tool or checksum utility.
            On macOS or Linux, run: shasum -a 256 spiff-activity-log-STARTDATE-to-ENDDATE.zip
          6. Compare the hash you generated with the checksum you copied from Spiff.
            If the values match, the file is intact and unaltered.
           
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