Audit Logging
Updated: January 23, 2026
Audit logging delivers comprehensive visibility into user-initiated requests across your organization, capturing detailed execution data for each interaction with platform resources.
In the side menu, go to Platform and select Audit Logs.
Logging Controls
Filters and Time Selection
- Polling Interval: Set to refresh data automatically.
- Duration Selector: Choose the time range for log data.
- Add Filter: Create custom filters to narrow down log results.
- Save/Saved Filters: Save frequently used filter combinations for quick access.
Data Management
- Reload Data: Manually refresh the logging data.
- Download Requests: Export log data.
Logs Table
The logs table presents a detailed record of requests and their attributes.
Table Columns
- Status: HTTP response status codes (e.g., 200, 503).
- Method: HTTP methods used (POST, GET, etc.).
- Generated: Timestamp indicating when the request occurred.
- IP Address: The originating IP address of the requester.
- Access Type: Specifies whether the request originated from the web platform or via a project token.
- Identity: Displays the user’s email address or the project token ID responsible for the request.
- Resource Path: The API endpoint pattern that was accessed.
- Action: Options such as View details for further inspection.
Viewing Log Details
Select View details to access an expanded view, including:
- User Agent: Information about the browser and device used for the request.
- Path: The exact API path invoked, including parameters.
- Resources: Linked references to related resources.
- Request: Full request payload, displayed in a formatted JSON view.
- Response: Complete response content, also presented in formatted JSON.