// use case · audit trail
Who shipped what.
And when.
A complete, searchable record of every production release — attributed to a person and a team, from day one.
// the problem
Six months later, the answer is gone.
Six months after a deploy, a bug surfaces. Or a compliance audit asks for a list of changes made to a system. Or a post-mortem needs to establish who made what decision and when.
The answer either doesn't exist, or takes hours to reconstruct from git history, CI logs, and Slack.
// how traken helps
Every release, permanent.
Every release in Traken is:
Timestamped
exact date and time of deployment
Attributed
logged by a named team member
Organized
tagged by team and subsystem
Searchable
full-text search across titles and descriptions, forever
Whether logged manually or via webhook, every release becomes a permanent, searchable record.
// what gets captured
Every field, on every release.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Name or version of the release |
| Released at | Exact timestamp |
| Team | Which team owns it |
| Subsystem | Which service or component |
| Description | Free-text notes, runbook links, ticket references |
| Logged by | The team member who logged it |
Start building your release history today.
Every release you don't log is a gap in your audit trail.