Auditing data in Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Track changes made to your business data by auditing the data. Use auditing to analyze the history of a particular record, view a summary of everything that changed, track when a user accessed Microsoft Dynamics CRM, or to comply with regulation standards. Keep track of the changes done to a record An entry in the Microsoft Dynamics CRM database that stores all the information about a specific item, such as a contact. Records are like individual index cards in an index-card filing system. You can view basic information about records in a list, and you can view or change detailed information about records in a form., a field A property of an entity with a specific data type. Fields are analogous to columns in a database table. When they are added to an entity form, they are displayed as fields that correspond to their data type., or by a user. Microsoft Dynamics CRM automatically creates logs for the changes that are tracked.