# Setting up audit templates Access Manager provides a [comprehensive set of variables](https://docs.lithnet.io/ams/2.0/help-and-support/advanced-help-topics/audit-variables) you can use in your HTML and JSON audit templates. Access Manager uses the [Handlebars](https://handlebarsjs.com/guide/) language to allow you to insert variables into templates, and even perform conditional rendering of your template, based on the contents of the audit data. ## HTML example In this simple example, we can see reference to the `Response.Target` attribute, and some conditional rendering based on the value of `Response.IsSuccess`. ```html

Access to {{Response.Target}} was {{#if Response.IsSuccess}}granted{{else}}denied{{/if}} for {{user.FullyQualifiedName}}

``` ## JSON example In this example, we can see examples of conditional rendering of a Microsoft Teams message card, inside the summary and title elements, as well as the conditional addition of the `computer` section. ```json { "@type": "MessageCard", "@context": "http://schema.org/extensions", "summary": "{{#if Response.IsSuccess}}✅ Access to a {{Response.TargetType}} was granted{{else}}❌ Access to a {{Response.TargetType}} was denied{{/if}}", "title": "{{#if Response.IsSuccess}}✅ Access to a {{Response.TargetType}} was granted{{else}}❌ Access to a {{Response.TargetType}} was denied{{/if}}", "sections": [ { "text": "{{Response.message}}" }, { "title": "Details", "facts": [ { "name": "Requested access", "value": "{{Response.AccessTypeDescription}}" }, { "name": "Name", "value": "{{user.DisplayName}}" }, { "name": "User name", "value": "{{user.FullyQualifiedName}}" }, {{#if Computer}} { "name": "Computer", "value": "{{computer.FullyQualifiedName}}" }, {{/if}} {{#if Response.IsSuccess}} { "name": "Access expiry", "value": "{{Response.AccessExpiryDate}}" }, { "name": "Matched rule", "value": "{{Response.MatchedRuleDescription}}" }, {{/if}} { "name": "Request reason", "value": "{{Request.Reason}}" } ] } ] } ```