Ability to see model mode change and deletion/creation as a Tenant auditor

As a tenant auditor it would be useful to be able to track some additional model events such as changes in model mode or when a model was created/deleted.

One such scenario is if a model is accidently deleted, a tenant auditor would be able to see when and who deleted said model without relying on Anaplan support.

Another scenario is if a model has lost ALM sync compatibility, this would allow a TA to see if the model was ever taken out of deployed mode without relying on Anaplan support.

Comments

ravinderQuilter

Yes, totally agree. The audit logs need more data which will make it more useful; instead of raising an L3 support ticket.

Thank you.

david.savarin

Can the level 3 support from anaplan restore a deleted model

Ali

Hi David,

Yes the Level 3 team can help recover deleted models within 14 days from when they were deleted. After this point the model is permanently erased.

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