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# Inventory logs
When sending inventory data to the server, agents also generate I**nventory logs**, based on the configured **log level**.\
These logs help monitor incoming inventories and detect potential issues.
Adjusting the log level can be useful when troubleshooting inventory or communication problems between agents and the server. However, since logs can become quite verbose, it’s recommended to set the log level according to your diagnostic needs.
Inventory logs view
## Viewing Inventory logs
Inventory logs can be accessed from their dedicated page, which displays **all logs for every device**, or directly from an **asset’s detail page** for a filtered view.
* **From the Inventory logs page**: Go to **Inventory** **→ Tools → Inventory logs.**
* **From an asset's detail page**: Open the asset’s details, then click the **file icon** at the top right.\
You’ll be redirected to a **filtered view** showing only that asset’s logs.
## Configuration
By default, the configured log level is **Error**. To update it, follow these instructions:
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
Navigate to **Configurations** **→ General → General configuration**
The **Agent** tab will be opened by default.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
On the **Agent** tab, update the value of the **Inventory log level** drop-down.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
Click **Save**.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
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