Export System Activity Log data as a ZIP file to support audits, compliance reviews,
or long-term record retention outside of Salesforce Spiff.
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 export System Activity Log data:
System Activity Log: View
From the Admin menu, select System Activity Log.
On the Activity Log tab, set the Start
Date and End Date filters to define the
date range you want to export.
The date range can't exceed 93 days. If you need data from a longer period,
create multiple exports with overlapping or adjacent date ranges.
Optionally, filter by one or more users to limit the export to events those
users performed.
Click Export.
Spiff confirms that the export has started and processes the export in
the background.
To check the status of the export, select the Exports
tab.
The export shows a status of In Progress while it's
processing and Complete when it's ready to download. If
the export doesn't complete within 2 hours, the status changes to
Failed.
When the export completes, Spiff sends an email notification to your account and the
export appears in the Exports tab with a status of
Complete. The export is available to download for one year.
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