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Logging records what happens in Discord. Dashboard Watcher records what happens in the dashboard — settings changes, and who made them.
Free on every tier. Always on — there is nothing to enable.

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The screen

A filterable table with six columns: Timestamp, User, Module, Action, Changes and Time. Each entry reads as “Updated ” with the specific action recorded as enabled, disabled, updated, reset, added, removed or reordered. The Changes cell opens a popover listing exactly which settings moved and what they moved to.

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Filters

Ten entries per page.
The module filter is an exact match, not a partial one. Pick from the dropdown rather than typing a module name into the search box.

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Retention — read this before you rely on it

Dashboard Watcher keeps the most recent 500 entries per server, for up to 90 days. Whichever limit is reached first wins.On an active server with several staff, 500 entries can be days, not months. Older entries are discarded permanently and cannot be recovered.
This history is held in fast storage with no database backup. It is an operational audit trail, not a compliance record. If you need a permanent record of configuration changes, export what matters as you go.

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What is and is not recorded

Recorded: Server Setup, Anti-Raid, Server Insights, Self-Roles, Auto-Roles, Embed Messages, Auto-Reply, Moderation Actions, Access Control, Language, Leveling, Protection, Welcomer, Logging, Commands, Auto-Moderation, Suggestions, Temp Voice, Auto-Interaction, Giveaways, Tickets, and the Twitch, Kick, Reddit, Bluesky and Steam notification platforms.
Several features produce no audit entry at all. Changes to them are saved correctly but leave no trace here:Applications · Starboard · Counting · Battle Pass · Streaks · Colors · Reminders · AI Auto-Mod · AI Server Control · AI Usage · and the YouTube, RSS and Podcast notification platforms.If you are investigating a change to one of those, this page will not help you.
Entries are written only when a change succeeds. A rejected or failed save leaves no entry, so an absence here means the change did not take effect — not that it was made secretly.

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Dashboard Logs

A second page, Dashboard Logs, shows the same activity as a plain chronological list without filters or pagination. Dashboard Watcher is the fuller view — use it unless you specifically want the simple list.

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When to use it

Filter by the module and read back. Every recorded change is attributed to a person.
Filter to the last 7 days to see everything that was touched, and work backwards.
Pair this with Access Control — grant by section, then confirm here it is being used as intended.
Dashboard Watcher does not record actions taken with slash commands in Discord. Those appear in Logging instead.