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The Actor Mappings page of the Matcher module in Lerian Console links an opaque actor ID to a display name, an email, or both. The audit logs show actor IDs, not names. You can also pseudonymize or delete a mapping on this page.

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Opening the Actor Mappings page

In the Matcher module, go to Settings → Actor Mappings.

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Browsing actor mappings

The table shows up to 20 mappings per page. It has these columns: The table does not show display names or emails. Type in the Actor ID prefix field to filter the table. The table updates as you type. It shows the mappings whose actor ID starts with your text. Use Previous and Next below the table to move between pages.

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Creating an actor mapping

  1. Click New mapping. The New actor mapping sheet opens.
  2. Fill in the fields.
  3. Click Save.
You must fill in Display name, E-mail, or both.

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Editing an actor mapping

  1. Open the row actions menu and click Edit. The Edit actor mapping sheet opens with the current values.
  2. Change Display name, E-mail, or both. The Actor ID field is locked.
  3. Click Save.
If you clear a field, Matcher keeps its stored value. To erase the display name and email, pseudonymize the mapping.

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Pseudonymizing an actor mapping

  1. Open the row actions menu and click Pseudonymize. The Pseudonymize actor mapping? dialog opens.
  2. Click Pseudonymize.
Matcher replaces the display name and the email with [REDACTED]. The mapping and its actor ID stay. You cannot restore the original values.

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Deleting an actor mapping

  1. Open the row actions menu and click Delete. The Delete actor mapping? dialog opens.
  2. Click Delete.
Deletion permanently removes the mapping between the actor ID and its display name and email.