This article shows you how to enable auditing and view audit logs for Microsoft Sustainability Manager. Sustainability reporting is increasingly part of formal corporate reports to the public and governing bodies. As a result, the burden for proof and traceability is becoming a fundamental requirement. You can also use auditing for troubleshooting any issues during provisioning and execution.
To enable auditing, follow the steps in Enable auditing. For Microsoft Sustainability Manager, you only need to check the Start Auditing box under Audit Settings in the Auditing tab.
To learn how to configure, remove, or update audit log retention settings, go to Reduce log storage.
Known issues and limitations
You can only enable auditing for all or none of the Sustainability tables via the user interface. You can't currently enable or disable auditing for a specific entity. Instead, you can use the Power Platform Web API to update that specific entity. For more information, go to Create and update table definitions using the Web API in the Power Platform documentation.