To replicate Adobe Content Logs and access information about shared public links in Adobe products, including Adobe Reader, Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Adobe XD, you can follow these approaches:
**1. Adobe Admin Console APIs and Webhooks
Adobe does not provide direct APIs or webhooks specifically for accessing sharing link data and detailed content logs like those in the Admin Console. However, you can use the available APIs and events to gather related information.
a. Adobe I/O Events:
- Use Adobe I/O Events to subscribe to various Creative Cloud events.
- Events such as file access or changes can give insights into user activity, though direct sharing link information may not be available.
b. Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries API:
c. Adobe XD Cloud Docs Providers API:
**2. Adobe Audit Logs (Admin Console)
While Adobe does not provide APIs for direct access to the Admin Console logs, you can manually export audit logs from the Admin Console.
Steps:
Log in to Adobe Admin Console:
Access Audit Logs:
- Go to the "Reports" section or "Audit Logs" (this may vary based on your Adobe subscription).
Export Logs:
- Export the logs as CSV files to analyze shared link activities manually.
**3. Custom Solutions and Integrations
If the built-in tools and APIs do not meet your needs, consider creating a custom solution:
Custom Integration:
- Develop a custom integration that combines API data from Adobe products with manual audit log exports to create a comprehensive reporting solution.
Third-Party Tools:
- Explore third-party tools and services that integrate with Adobe Creative Cloud and provide extended logging and auditing capabilities.
Summary
- Use Adobe I/O Events and available APIs for general activity data.
- Export audit logs manually from the Admin Console for detailed sharing link information.
- Consider custom integrations or third-party tools for more comprehensive solutions.
This approach will help you gather and analyze the data related to shared public links and user activities.