We've added guided setup and configuration awareness to the Event Logs page, making it easier for admins to deploy and manage Tracking policies across all platforms.

What's new

Guided setup for first-time configuration
When no Tracking policies are configured yet, the Event Logs page now displays a clear banner explaining that event data is generated by Tracking policies, along with a "Configure Tracking Policies" button that opens a guided setup modal.

Cross-platform Tracking policy status modal
The new setup modal shows the configuration status for each platform at a glance:

• Apple Tracking Policy — macOS 12.0+ · Company owned · BYOD

• Windows Tracking Policy — Windows 10+ · Company owned · BYOD (limited)

• Linux Tracking Policy — Company owned · BYOD

Each row displays a Configured or Not Configured badge with a direct link to the relevant policy setup page. Included tracking features: USB Events · Device Lock · Device Wipe · Location · Application Block.

Partial configuration alerts
If only some platforms have Tracking policies configured, a dismissible info banner notifies admins that additional platforms can be set up to expand coverage. Clicking "Configure Tracking Policies" on the banner opens the same setup modal, highlighting which platforms still need attention.

Smart state handling

• The setup banner is non-dismissible when no policies exist (ensures admins see the guidance).

• The partial-configuration banner is dismissible and automatically hides once all platforms are configured.

• Standard "no results" messaging is preserved when filters return empty but policies are active.

Why it matters

Previously, admins landing on an empty Event Logs page had no clear path to enabling tracking. This update bridges the gap between the reporting view and policy configuration, reducing confusion and accelerating time-to-value for new deployments.