Trust / Client Account Audit Log Report

Modified on Tue, 1 Apr at 12:46 PM

NOTE:  In the UK, trust accounts are called client accounts. Throughout this article, any reference to a trust account also means a client account.


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Brief Description

This report shows the audit trail on all configured trust / client accounts. It lists a summary of each operation, the user that performed the audit, the assigned matter/client, and date. You can generate the report across multiple accounts and for a custom date range. 




Use Cases

This report helps you meet trust / client account compliance regulations. These records can be used to see who did what in the trust / client accounts.




Finding and Using the Report

In Actionstep, go to Reports > Trust / Client Acct Reports > General.


Then, refer to these articles for help generating and saving reports for future use:

 



Available Filters

  • Period: Choose the timeframe for the report. You can click the drop-down and choose some pre-defined periods, or select Custom period and enter your own date range. Review and / or enter your dates in the accompanying date fields.  
  • Trust account: Choose one or more trust / client accounts you want included in the report.  




Report Output

  • Audit No.: Shows the audit number. 
  • Date: Shows the date of the interaction with the trust / client account. 
  • Participant: Shows the name of the participant who interacted with the trust / client account. You can click the name to view that participant's contact record. 
  • Client /  Matter / Matter Name: Shows the client name, matter number, and matter name associated with the transaction. You can click the link to view the matter itself. 
  • Operation / Summary / Reference: Shows the details about the transaction.  


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