feltfeilregistre

Feltfeilregistre is a registry or log that records field-level validation errors encountered during data entry or form processing in information systems. The term is a compound from Norwegian roots: felt (field), feil (error), registre (register). In practice, the concept is used to track invalid inputs and validation failures across software applications.

Contents typically include: timestamp, field name, error message or code, input value (if safe to log), form or page context, user or session identifier, and severity. It can be stored in databases, log files, or analytics platforms and may be generated by client-side validation, server-side validation, or both.

Purposes: quality assurance, debugging, user experience improvement, and regulatory or data-quality reporting. It supports correlation with bugs or UI problems and helps prioritize fixes or form redesigns. It is often used alongside practices such as form analytics and exception logging.

Privacy and governance: care must be taken to avoid logging sensitive personal data. Data minimization, access controls, and retention policies are important. The term is not a formal standard; organizations may use varying schemas and naming conventions for their feltfeilregistre.