Out of the box, Windchill records:

Any other specific events that you want recorded in the audit log must be enabled on an individual basis.

The auditing configuration file (<Windchill>/conf/auditing/configAudit.xml by default) determines which events are recorded for which object types. The configuration file is delivered with some predefined service events and summary events that can be captured and reported on. You will need to analyze your company's auditing rules to determine which specific events you want audited. By enabling only specific events, you thereby minimize the size of the audit log by preventing all events from automatically accumulating in the audit log. After adding, changing, or enabling additional events, restart your method server for the updates to take effect.

In the configuration file, events are either specified as eventKey or eventType, depending on how they are executed in Windchill. The following table shows the event name as it appears in Windchill and the eventKey as it appears in the configAudit.xml file.

The following table shows the event name as it appears in Windchill as well as the eventType and the event entry as they appear in the configAudit.xml file. These are non-generic type of events.

For a full description of all events, see the related topics listed below.

If you choose to enable additional events, add, or change the out-of-the-box auditing rules, PTC recommends that you follow the maintenance best practices for modifying PTC files as described Managing Customizations. Using the best practices, you create a backup of the original and apply your changes to a new file.