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The Predictions audit trail

Read back every recorded Predictions change in your firm — who did it, when, and to what.

The Audit screen is the Predictions half of your firm's change history: listings, orders, positions, settlements, and the money records behind a trader's prediction wallet, newest first.

Prerequisites

  • Your permission group grants the Predictions Audit capability. This is deliberately its own capability: an operator who may watch the book does not automatically get its history. Without it, the entry does not appear in the menu.

Open the screen

In the left sidebar, open Predictions and choose Audit.

Run a query

  1. Set From and To. A single read covers at most 92 days; a wider window is refused with a note asking you to narrow it.

  2. Narrow it further with any of:

  3. Change types — one or more of Listing, Order, Position, Settlement, Predictions account, and Predictions funds.

  4. Market ID — a market's catalog history.
  5. Record ID — one specific record.
  6. Account IDs — one or more accounts, comma-separated.

  7. Actor contains — part of the name of the operator who made the change.

  8. Click Run, then Load more to page further back.

Each row carries the time, the account it belongs to (or Firm for a change that belongs to the firm rather than a customer), the change type and record, the operation, the actor, and where the change came from.

The market filter follows the listing, not the order

Filtering by market gives you that market's listing history — publish, pause, resume, retire, and editorial changes. Orders, positions, and settlements carry their market inside the record rather than as a filterable column, so reach one of those through the record filter instead. The screen says this above the grid so a market filter never looks like a complete answer when it is not.

What you can see

The trail is clamped to what your permissions already allow:

  • If listing history is not visible to you, the screen says so and shows only the accounts you can reach.
  • If account activity is not visible to you, the screen says so and shows only the firm's listing history.

Either way you are told which half is missing, so a partial trail never reads as a complete one.