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This feature is currently in **early access** and will be fully available in version 1.5.0.
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-**Emergency Access Setup** – A vault owner set up or updated the Emergency Access configuration for a vault (e.g. by assigning council members in Vault Details).
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-**Emergency Access Settings Updated** – An admin changed the global Emergency Access settings.
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Started** – A council member started an Emergency Access recovery process.
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Approved** – A council member approved a running recovery process.
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Completed** – A council member completed a recovery process.
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Aborted** – A council member aborted a running recovery process.
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-**Emergency Access Settings Updated** – An admin changed the [global Emergency Access settings](#emergency-access-emergency-access).
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Started** – A council member [started](emergency-access.md#starting-a-recovery-process) an Emergency Access recovery process.
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Approved** – A council member [approved](emergency-access.md#approve-a-recovery-process) a running recovery process.
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Completed** – A council member [completed](emergency-access.md#complete-a-recovery-process) a recovery process.
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-**Emergency Access Recovery Aborted** – A council member [aborted](emergency-access.md#abort-a-recovery-process) a running recovery process.
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When a council member starts a recovery process, both `Emergency Access Recovery Started` and `Emergency Access Recovery Approved` are logged.
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## Emergency Access {#emergency-access}
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Visit [cryptomator.org](https://cryptomator.org/hub/) for more information about Enterprise features.
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This configuration defines default [Emergency Access](emergency-access.md) values for new or updated vaults.
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A council without redundancy (`Required Keys == number of council members`) is possible, but not recommended.
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The following Audit Log feature is available only in the **Enterprise Edition**:
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To configure [Emergency Access](emergency-access.md) for a vault, click `Setup Emergency Access Council` in the [vault details](#vault-details). If Emergency Access is already configured but needs correction, click `Fix Emergency Access Council`. This opens a dialog where you define the council members and confirm with `Grant`.
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