How are different alarm-related actions logged in the system?

Each action related to the alarm system—such as arming or disarming, triggering an alarm, confirming or dismissing it, and dispatching resources—is meticulously logged with detailed information. The logs include timestamps, the names of the individuals involved (like the Ctv or Cops Operators), and specific details about the event. This thorough logging process ensures that all actions are recorded for future reference, providing a comprehensive history that can be reviewed during audits or in response to inquiries.

Example Scenario: At 11:00 PM, you arm your security system in "Outdoor Only" mode. The system logs this action with a timestamp: "The system was armed (Outdoor Only) at 11:00 PM by John Doe." Later, at 2:30 AM, an alarm is triggered by the backyard camera, which is then logged as: "The alarm was triggered by Backyard Camera at 2:30 AM." These logs help in tracing the sequence of actions in case of any security breaches.