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# Step 4: Configure DCM logs
All Salesforce Lightning app application logs are captured in a Custom object called DCM Application Logs.
{% hint style="info" %}
The default Logging Level is always set to ERROR. Set the default Logging Level to WARN in production. Valid values for the Logging Level include DEBUG, INFO, WARN, and ERROR.
{% endhint %}
The Logging framework comes with options to configure the Logging Level and Retention Days at the Org Level, Profile Level, and User Level.
1. In the **Setup** menu, open **Custom Settings**, then click the **Digital River - Logger Settings** object. \ 
2. Click **Manage**. \ 
3. Click **New** to enter the **Default Organization Level Value**.\
4. Enter values for the **Logging level** and **Retention Days**. Valid values for the Logging Level include **DEBUG**, **INFO**, **WARN**, and **ERROR**. \ 
5. Click **Save**.
6. Click **New** in the **Default Organization Level Value** section to configure the logging level at the **Profile** or **User** level. \ 
7. Select **Profile** or **User** in the **Location** field.
8. Enter values for the **Logging level** and **Retention days**. Valid values for the Logging Level include **DEBUG**, **INFO**, **WARN**, and **ERROR**. \ 
9. Click **Save**.
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