Audit Alert Commands

Configures audit alerts for security and compliance monitoring within the enterprise. Alerts can be set for suspicious activities or policy violations.

Usage

audit-alert command [--options]

Commands

Command	Description	Alias
list	Display alert list	l
view	View alert configuration	v
history	View alert history	h
delete	Delete audit alert	d
add	Add audit alert	a
edit	Edit audit alert	e
reset-counts	Reset alert counts
recipient	Modify alert recipients	r

Audit Alert list Command

Display alert list.

DotNet CLI

Command: audit-report list

Example:

My Vault> audit-report list
   #  Created                Username                            Event                      Message                                                                                             
----  ---------------------  ----------------------------------  -------------------------  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   1  13/11/2025 9:22:22 AM  [email protected]                      login                      User <user> logged in to vault (PASS)                                      
   2  13/11/2025 9:22:22 AM  Keeper                              audit_alert_sent           Audit alert "ServiceNow Alerts" was sent to <userx>,https://cert860.servi...

DotNet SDK

Functions: GetAvailableEvents

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action list

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

• -Reload - Reload alert information

• -Format - Output format: json, table, csv

• -Output - path to resulting output file (ignored for "table" format)

Example:

PS > Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action list

Id Name                 Events                                                                                               Frequency        Occurrences AlertsSent LastSent         Active
-- ----                 ------                                                                                               ---------        ----------- ---------- --------         ------
 1 SalesForce Dev       change_master_password                                                                               Every Occurrence        4069       3536 13-04-2026 15:18   True
                        open_record
                        chat_message_sent
                        chat_message_received
                        +281 more
 2 ConnectHub          change_master_password                                                                                Every Occurrence        2890       2589 10-04-2026 10:21  False
                        open_record
                        chat_message_sent
                        chat_message_received

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert list

Options

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

• --reload - Reload alert information

• --format - Output format: json, table, csv

• --output - path to resulting output file (ignored for "table" format)

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert list --fromat json

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit Alert view Command

View alert configuration.

DotNet CLI

Command: audit-report --event-type="some event type"

Example:

My Vault> audit-report --event-type="login" --limit=2
  #  Created                Username                         Event  Message                                                       
---  ---------------------  -------------------------------  -----  --------------------------------------------------------------
  1  13/11/2025 9:31:33 AM  user1                             login  User <user1> logged in to vault (PASS)
  2  13/11/2025 9:26:56 AM  user2                             login  User <user2> logged in to vault (PASS)

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action View

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

• -Reload - Reload alert information

• -Target - (numeric ID or exact name).

• -All - use -All for all alerts

• -Format - Output format: json, table, csv

• -Output - path to resulting output file (ignored for "table" format)

Example:

PS > Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action View -Target 13

Name                              Value
----                              -----
Alert ID                             13
Alert name                Renamed Alert
Status                         Disabled
Frequency              Every Occurrence
Occurrences
Sent Counter
Last Sent
Event Types                       login
Send To Originator (*)             True

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert view

Parameter:

ALERT - Alert ID or Name (required)

Options

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert view <Alert_ID OR Alert_Name>

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit-Alert history Command

View alert history.

DotNet CLI

Command: Coming Soon

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action history

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

• -Target - (numeric ID or exact name).

• -Format - Output format: json, table, csv

• -Output - path to resulting output file (ignored for "table" format)

Example:

PS > Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action history -Target "1"

AlertSentAt      Occurrences
-----------      -----------
13-04-2026 15:43           2
13-04-2026 15:31           2
13-04-2026 15:18           1
13-04-2026 15:18           1
13-04-2026 14:47           1

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert history

Parameter:

ALERT - Alert ID or Name (required)

Options

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

• --format - Output format: json, table, csv

• --output - Output filename

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert history <Alert_ID OR Alert_Name>

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit-Alert delete Command

Delete audit alert.

DotNet CLI

Command: Coming Soon

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action delete

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

Flag	Description
-Action	Must be delete.
-Target	Single alert: numeric ID or exact name (case-insensitive). Use this or -All or -From/-To—not all three patterns at once in a conflicting way.
-All	Delete all alerts in the enterprise.
-From	Start of ID range (positive integer). Must be used with -To; both are required for range delete.
-To	End of ID range (positive integer, must be greater than -From). Inclusive.
-Force	Do not prompt; delete immediately.
-Format	Not used for the delete logic itself; after a successful delete the cmdlet may refresh the list (table output).
-Output	Stores output in a file

Example:

PS > Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action delete -Target "12"

The following 1 alert(s) will be deleted:
------------------------------------------------------------
  ID: 12 | Name: PC Test Alert
------------------------------------------------------------
Are you sure you want to delete 1 alert(s)? (y/n): y

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert delete

Parameter:

ALERT - Alert ID or Name (required)

Options

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert delete <Alert_ID OR Alert_Name>

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit-Alert add Command

Add audit alert.

DotNet CLI

Command: Coming Soon

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action add

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

Flag	Description
-Action	Must be add.
-Name	Required. Display name of the alert; must be unique among alerts.
-Frequency	How often notifications are evaluated: e.g. event (each qualifying event), or N:day / N:hour / N:minute style throttling.
-AuditEvent	One or more audit event type names (e.g. login). Comma-separated in one string and/or pass -AuditEvent multiple times. Names must exist on the server.
-User	Limit to events for specific enterprise users, by email. Comma-separated or repeated.
-RecordUid	Limit to events involving specific record UIDs. Comma-separated or repeated.
-SharedFolderUid	Limit to events involving specific shared folder UIDs. Comma-separated or repeated.
-Active	on or off: whether the alert starts enabled (on) or created in a disabled state (off).
-Format	Output when showing the new alert after create: table, csv, or json.
-Output	File path when -Format is csv or json.

Example:

PS >  Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action add -Name 'PC Test Alert' -AuditEvent login -Frequency event

Name                              Value
----                              -----
Alert ID                             12
Alert name                PC Test Alert
Status                          Enabled
Frequency              Every Occurrence
Occurrences
Sent Counter
Last Sent
Event Types                       login
Send To Originator (*)            False

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert add

Options

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

• --name - Alert Name (required)

• --frequency - Alert Frequency. Format: [N:]event|minute|hour|day

• --audit-event - Audit Event.

• --user - Username. Can be repeated.

• --record-uid - Record UID. Can be repeated.

• --shared-folder-uid - Shared Folder UID. Can be repeated.

• --active - Enable or disable alert: on or off

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert add --name <name> --frequency <event|minute|hour|day> --audit-event <Event> --record-uid <UID> --user <user> --active on/off

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit-Alert edit Command

Edit audit alert.

DotNet CLI

Command: Coming Soon

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action edit

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

Flag	Description
-Action	Must be edit.
-Target	Required. Alert to change: numeric ID or exact name.
-Name	New name for the alert (optional).
-Frequency	New frequency string (same rules as add).
-AuditEvent	Replace/apply audit event filters (same as add).
-User	User filter by email (same as add).
-RecordUid	Record UID filter (same as add).
-SharedFolderUid	Shared folder UID filter (same as add).
-Active	on or off: turn the alert enabled or disabled at the context level.
-Format	Output format for the follow-up view of the alert.
-Output	File path for csv/json output of that view.

Example:

PS > Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action edit -Target 13 -Name 'Renamed Alert'   

Name                              Value
----                              -----
Alert ID                             13
Alert name                Renamed Alert
Status                          Enabled
Frequency              Every Occurrence
Occurrences
Sent Counter
Last Sent
Event Types                       login
Send To Originator (*)            False

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert edit

Parameter:

ALERT - Alert ID or Name (required)

Options

• -h, --help show this help message and exit

• --name - Alert Name

• --frequency - Alert Frequency. Format: [N:]event|minute|hour|day

• --audit-event - Audit Event. Can be repeated.

• --user - Username. Can be repeated.

• --record-uid - Record UID. Can be repeated.

• --shared-folder-uid - Shared Folder UID. Can be repeated.

• --active - Enable or disable alert: on or off

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert edit <Alert_ID> --name <name> --user <user> --active on/off

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit-Alert reset-counts Command

Reset alert counts.

DotNet CLI

Command: Coming Soon

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action reset-counts

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

Flag	Description
-Action	Must be ResetCounts.
-Target	Required. Alert: ID or name.

Example:

PS >  Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action reset-counts -Target 12   
Alert counts reset to zero.

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert reset-count

Parameter:

ALERT - Alert ID or Name (required)

Option:

-h, --help show this help message and exit

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert reset-count <Alert_ID>
Alert counts reset to zero

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit-Alert recipient Command

Modify alert recipients.

DotNet CLI

Command: Coming Soon

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action recipient

Alias: audit-alert

Parameters

Flag	Description
-Action	Must be recipient.
-Target	Required. Which alert to change: ID or name.
-RecipientAction	Required. add (new recipient row), edit, delete, enable, or disable for a recipient.
-Recipient	For enable, disable, delete, edit: recipient name, numeric id, or * for “user who generated event” on enable/disable. For add, optional until you set channels; other flags build the new row.
-RecipientName	Display name for the recipient.
-Email	Email notification address.
-Phone	SMS number; may use +country prefix for country code parsing.
-Webhook	Webhook URL; empty string can clear webhook on edit.
-HttpBody	Webhook body template; may be @path to read from a file.
-CertErrors	ignore or enforce for TLS verification to the webhook host.
-GenerateToken	Regenerate webhook access token (switch).
-Format	Format for the view shown after the change.
-Output	File path for csv/json of that view.

Example:

PS >  Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action recipient -Target 13 -RecipientAction enable  -Recipient '*'   

Name                              Value
----                              -----
Alert ID                             13
Alert name                Renamed Alert
Status                          Enabled
Frequency              Every Occurrence
Occurrences
Sent Counter
Last Sent
Event Types                       login
Send To Originator (*)             True

Python CLI

Command: audit-alert recipient <parameter>

Parameter: ALERT Alert ID or Name.

Options: -h, --help show this help message and exit

Recipient actions:

• enable - Enables recipient

  • RECIPIENT - Recipient ID or Name. Use "*" for "User who generated event"

• disable - Disables recipient

  • RECIPIENT - Recipient ID or Name. Use "*" for "User who generated event"

• delete - Deletes recipient

  • RECIPIENT - Recipient ID or Name

• add - Adds recipient

  • --name - Recipient name

  • --email - Email address

  • --phone - Phone number. Format: [phone]

  • --webhook - Webhook URL. See https://docs.keeper.io/enterprise-guide/webhooks

  • --http-body - Webhook HTTP Body

  • --cert-errors - Webhook SSL Certificate errors: ignore or enforce

  • --generate-token - Generate new access token

• edit - Edit recipient

  • RECIPIENT - Recipient ID or Name (required)

  • --name - Recipient name

  • --email - Email address

  • --phone - Phone number. Format: [phone]

  • --webhook - Webhook URL

  • --http-body - Webhook HTTP Body

  • --cert-errors - Webhook SSL Certificate errors: ignore or enforce

  • --generate-token - Generate new access token

Example:

My Vault> audit-alert recipient 1
 Alert ID  1
            Alert name  eMail - changed or alternative created - LAF Consulting
                Status  Enabled

           Recipients:
Send To Originator (*)  False
          Recipient ID  1
                  Name  user
                Status  Enabled
              Email To  [email protected]

          Recipient ID  2
                  Name  user2
                Status  Enabled
              Email To  [email protected]

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon

Audit-Alert enable and disable Command

Turns the whole alert on / off.

DotNet CLI

Command: Coming Soon

DotNet SDK

Function: Coming Soon

PowerCommander

Command: Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action enable

Alias: audit-alert

Parameter:

Flag	Description
-Action	Must be disable/enable.
-Target	One alert: ID or name. Do not use with -All.
-All	Disable every alert. Do not use with -Target.

Example:

PS > Get-KeeperAuditAlert -Action disable  -Target 13
Alert "Renamed Alert" has been disabled.

Name                              Value
----                              -----
Alert ID                             13
Alert name                Renamed Alert
Status                         Disabled
Frequency              Every Occurrence
Occurrences
Sent Counter
Last Sent
Event Types                       login
Send To Originator (*)             True

Python CLI

Command: Coming Soon

Python SDK

Function: Coming Soon