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22 title: Learn about the sign-in log activity details
33 description: Learn about the information available on each of the tabs on the Microsoft Entra sign-in log activity details.
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88 # Customer intent: As an IT admin, I want to understand the parts of a sign-in log so I can troubleshoot sign-in issues.
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186186 - **TimeGenerated and CreatedDateTime:**
187187 - If you're sending sign-in logs to a Log Analytics workspace, you might notice two different timestamps for the same sign-in event.
188 − - The `TimeGenerated` field in Log Analytics is the time the sign-in event was received and published by Log Analytics.
189 − - The `CreatedDateTime` field is the actual date and time of the sign-in event.
188 + - The `TimeGenerated` field is the time when the sign‑in event record was ingested and stored in Log Analytics. It reflects when the log was processed and made available in the workspace.
189 + - The `CreatedDateTime` field is the timestamp when the authentication event occurred and the sign‑in was processed by Microsoft Entra ID. It isn't the timestamp of the sign‑in event itself.
190190 - The difference between the two timestamps is caused by the time it takes for the sign-in event to be processed and sent to Log Analytics.

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