Goal: Download a single CSV that lists every import and export job on your store - including who ran each one - so you can review activity in a spreadsheet, share it with a teammate, or keep a record for compliance.
Prerequisites:
You have Altera installed on your Shopify store
At least one job has been created or run
Step 1 - Open the Jobs page
In your Shopify admin, open Altera and click Jobs in the side navigation. This is the page that lists all of your recent import and export jobs.
Step 2 - Apply any filters you want included
The audit log respects whatever filters are active on the page, so narrow the list first if you only want a slice of activity. You can filter by job type (import or export), execution type (one-off or scheduled), status, source (App, API key, or CLI), search by name, and toggle archived jobs in or out.
If you want every job on the store, leave the filters empty.
Step 3 - Click Download audit log
In the top right of the Jobs page, click Download audit log. A banner appears once the file is ready and your browser starts the download automatically. If it doesn't, click the download it here link in the banner.
Outcome
You receive a CSV named altera-audit-YYYYMMDD.csv containing one row per job. Columns include:
Job ID and Job URL - direct link back to the job in Altera
Name, Type, Object types - what the job is and what data it touches
Execution type and Schedule interval - one-off vs. scheduled, plus how often a scheduled job repeats
Source - App, API key, or CLI
Created by - who ran the job. For jobs created in the app this is the user's full name; jobs run via API show "API key #N" and CLI jobs are labeled accordingly. This makes it easy to see who's behind each import or export.
Created at, Last run at, Last run finished at - timestamps in
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS ±ZZZZformatLast run status and Last run duration (s)
Total run count - how many times the job has run
Next Steps (Optional)
See the Job Detail Page guide for what each individual job page contains.
Learn how to archive jobs you no longer need to keep them out of future audit logs.