Which type of event is NOT typically captured by an Audit Trail in CLM?

• A. System uptime.
• B. Created an agreement.
• C. Modified a field value.
• D. User identity during actions.

Answer: (A)

An Audit Trail in CLM is about traceability of actions taken on contracts: who did what, when, and often what changed. It is built to record events like creating an agreement, editing a field value, and the user identity performing actions so you can reconstruct what happened and when. System uptime, while important for operations, is not an action performed on a contract and is typically logged by separate system monitoring tools rather than the contract-level audit trail. Therefore, system uptime is not typically captured by an Audit Trail, while creating an agreement, modifying a field value, and capturing user identity during actions are exactly the kinds of events the audit log is designed to record.