What does the Saved Search audit trail track?

The Saved Search audit trail specifically tracks changes made to the saved searches by users. This feature is crucial for maintaining accountability and transparency within the system, allowing administrators or users to trace back modifications that may affect data results or the way information is being processed and displayed. For instance, it can log when a saved search was modified, who made those changes, and potentially the nature of the changes themselves. This tracking ensures that all alterations to critical searches are documented, which is particularly important in environments where data integrity and change management are priorities.

The other options do not accurately describe what the Saved Search audit trail focuses on. Recent search data and export settings pertain more to how searches can be utilized following execution rather than changes to the searches themselves. Timestamps reflecting when a search was last run are useful for performance tracking but do not encompass the broader scope of user changes. Lastly, analytics related to item performance in reports fall under a different area of NetSuite's reporting features and are not connected specifically to the audit trail of saved searches. Thus, the option that pertains to tracking user changes aligns perfectly with the primary function of the Saved Search audit trail.