Never Lose Track of a Deleted Work  

The Scenario
 A critical bug, PROJ-123, has disappeared. Your team is scrambling, and you need to know who deleted it and why, but the native audit log is a mess.


The Revyz Solution
 Revyz's deletion log provides an instant answer. A simple search for 'PROJ-123' reveals who deleted it, the exact time, and a full snapshot of its content. You can restore it with a single click.

The Scenario
During an audit, you're asked to account for a missing user story for a key feature in Jira or a project sign-off page in Confluence. You suspect it was deleted, but can't provide the necessary evidence to the auditor.

The Revyz Solution
Use Revyz to search the immutable deletion log across both Jira and Confluence. You can instantly generate a report with the deleted item's content, the user responsible, and the exact timestamp, providing the auditor with a complete and trustworthy record.

The Scenario
A developer was cleaning up their queue and accidentally deleted an unassigned, critical production bug. No one knows the work item key, and recreating it from memory is risky.

The Revyz Solution
 Filter the deletion log by project and date range. You can quickly identify the deleted bug report, review its full content (including attachments), and restore it instantly before it impacts the next release.

The Scenario
An insider threat or a compromised account is suspected. You need to verify if sensitive content, like work items (issues) from a key Jira project or pages from a private Confluence space, has been maliciously deleted.

The Revyz Solution
With the Revyz deletion log, you have a complete and searchable history of all deleted items. Instead of a blind spot, you have a clear record. You can quickly filter for deletions within the 'Top-Secret-Project' or the 'Corporate-Strategy' space to see precisely what was removed, by whom, and when, enabling a swift and informed security response.