The Event Log settings page is where you decide which compliance events show up in your personal Event Log inside Turris, so your feed surfaces the activity you care about (expiring licenses, failed syncs, new branches) and stays quiet about the rest. Every preference here is yours alone and applies only to your own account.

The Event Log preferences page lets you tune your in-app activity feed event by event, so you see the things that need your attention without scrolling past noise. For each event Turris can raise about your agencies and agents, a single In-App toggle controls whether that event lands in your Event Log.

Who uses it. Every user with access to the downstream app, typically licensing managers, agency principals, and compliance staff who watch license expirations, compliance sync results, corporate registration activity, and new branches, and who want their Event Log focused on the categories tied to their job.

What you can do here:

Note: These toggles control your in-app Event Log only. Email is configured separately under Settings → Personal → Notification Email, where you set how often you receive your action-item digest email.

The panel loads with an Event Log info box at the top reading "Choose which events show up in your Event Log." Below it are collapsible accordion sections, one per event category. Each section header shows a small pill badge with the number of events it contains, for example 4 events. Sections start collapsed so you can focus on one category at a time.

The categories shown to a downstream organization are:

Click any section header to expand it; click the same header again to collapse. Inside an expanded section, every event row contains:

Tip: Read the ? description before turning an event on. The descriptions spell out the exact trigger, so you can tell, for example, that License expiring fires 60 days ahead of the expiration date rather than on the day it lapses.

When you'd do this. You realized you missed a degraded compliance status because that event was off, or your Event Log is cluttered with corporate-registration document uploads you do not track. Open the Event Log settings to switch individual events on or off for your own feed.

Note: Turning an event Off does not stop the event from happening in Turris. The underlying activity still occurs (a license still expires, a sync still runs); you just will not see it surfaced in your Event Log.

Warning: If a save fails (for example, your session expired or the network dropped), the toggle snaps back to its previous state and an error alert appears reading "Failed to update notification settings." Retry the toggle, and sign back in if the problem continues.

The Event Log panel has no per-event filter or search box. To locate an event, expand the section it belongs to (the badge on each section header tells you how many events it holds), then scan the rows.

To jump straight to this panel from anywhere else in Settings, use the Search settings box at the top of the modal's left category list and type Event Log. That search matches setting page names, not individual events, so it takes you to the panel rather than to a single event row.

The events below are the ones a downstream organization can receive. Each row shows the label as it appears in the panel and the description shown when you click its ? icon.

Each event row has one In-App toggle. Its state is the only status indicator on the page.

The N events pill badge on each section header is a count, not a status. It tells you how many events live in that section, regardless of whether they are on or off.

Are these preferences shared with my team? No. Event Log preferences are personal to your user account. Each teammate configures their own under their own login.

Do my preferences follow me across devices? Yes. Preferences are stored against your user account, so they apply on every device and browser where you sign in.

Does this control my email notifications? No. The toggles here only control your in-app Event Log. Email cadence is a separate setting at Settings → Personal → Notification Email, where you choose how often and when you receive your action-item digest email.

Why is there no Save button? The page saves automatically the moment you flip a toggle. The change is applied immediately and confirmed by the server in the background, so you can move straight to the next toggle.

I turned an event off. Did I stop it from happening? No. Turning an event off only hides it from your Event Log. The underlying activity still happens in Turris; other users who have the event enabled will still see it.

Why are my toggles dimmed and unclickable? Your role does not include permission to update notification settings. Ask an administrator at your organization to grant the permission or to make the change on your behalf.

Why does my list of events look different from a teammate's? The events shown depend on what your organization can receive. A downstream organization sees New Entity, License, Distribution Partner Insurance Policy, Compliance, and Corporate Registration events; categories with no applicable events are hidden entirely.

If you have questions about the Event Log settings or encounter any issues, contact our support team at support@turris.com.