Thanks for that. The Zwave logbook only shows locked and unlocked. But maybe ill try the Telegram route. Just smazed that theres not this basic log within keymaster. Thanks.
If you want to log entries, you setup an automation for that yourself.
You can use the logbook.log action.
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Coming over from SmartThings and some pretty robust code management systems and trying to wrap my head around this tool and HomeAssistant’s basic operations. I’ve read over the KeyMaster install page about a dozen times, gotten as far as searching/downloading the various lovelace add-ons via HACS, but seem to have only had the system dump a bunch of generic/nondescript time, date, and days of the week into my primary HA dashboard. Is this expected?
I see from the instructions that a lot of these values are presented as binary toggles, but how do I filter these down so there’s not just an endless list of unlabeled options?
If you’re using the auto-generated dashboard, then I would strongly recommend you stop doing that if you’re using Keymaster, please take some time and build a more useful to you dashboard. Please note that you aren’t the only one that finds the abundance of entities that Keymaster creates a bit overwhelming 
Now that that particular comment is out of the way, Keymaster does offer a generated dashboard that you can use the documentation related it is here. If you have a lot of code slots defined for management, the page can get very big and kinda slow so you may want to take that and create a more custom dashboard after the fact, but at least you’ll have a better understanding of what all the entities are for.
For instance, this is the dashboard I’ve created for one of my rental properties:
the sections are roll-ups and by default all but the Airbnb section is rolled up, I expanded the others for the screen shot. Selecting one of the slots then brings me to a sub-view that is just that slots data
with the details exactly the same as they were from the Keymaster generated dashboard