Store permission changes, written out in full
The Audit Log names each store permission change: the method, category or product it touched, the role or tag it applies to, and the value on both sides.
01 ·Each permission change, named in the log
The Audit Log spells out what a store permission change did. Each entry names the redemption method, category or product it belongs to and the role, tag or user it applies to, under the readable name a broker's team would know it by. Entries read like Added Role: VIP to Redemption Method: Delivery, or Changed Purchase Limit for VIP: 1 every 7 days to 2 every 7 days. They cover a permission switched on or off, added or removed, and a change to the access it grants or the purchase limit attached to it.
A single change and a bulk update produce the same entries, and an entry lands only once the change itself is committed. Reordering roles or saving with nothing altered writes nothing. Where a redemption method's other settings change alongside its permissions, the general entry for that method is kept.
Store access is the setting most likely to be changed by one person and questioned by another. A line that names the role and the value on both sides answers who narrowed a category, and when, without anyone rebuilding the story from the current configuration.