Deleted Events Explained
Overview
Deleted events show that a supported record was removed or deleted from RISE CRM.
What this feature does
They help administrators investigate who deleted a record, when it happened, and what type of record was affected.
Why it is useful
- It gives accountability for destructive actions.
- It helps detect accidental deletions.
- It can support internal investigations when important records disappear.
Who should read this?
RISE Admin, System Owner, Security Officer.
Where to find it
Rise Audit Pro → Activity Log, filtered by action Deleted.
How to use it
- Open Activity Log.
- Select Deleted in the action filter.
- Choose an entity type if needed.
- Review user, timestamp, and record title or ID.
- Add notes or tags if the deletion is under investigation.
Example workflow
A project record is missing. The admin filters deleted events by projects and finds the staff member and timestamp responsible for the deletion.
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Capture from: Rise Audit Pro → Activity Log → Filter Action: Deleted
Capture from: Rise Audit Pro → Activity Log → Filter Action: Deleted
Common mistakes
- Expecting deleted records to always be recoverable from audit logs. Audit logs describe what happened; they are not a full restore system.
- Not limiting delete permissions in RISE CRM roles.
Related articles
- Bulk Actions in Activity Log
- Log Notes
- Permissions Overview

