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Overview

The Activity Log shows organization-wide user activity rolled up by session rather than by individual event. Where the Audit Log lists every technical event, the Activity Log answers a simpler question: who was active, when, and for how long?
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This is one of three related surfaces. See the Audit & Activity Logging Overview for how it relates to the asset-level Audit tab and the Application Audit Log.
From the left-hand navigation:
Activity sits next to Audit as a tab within the Log section of Command Center.

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Activity panel

The panel header shows the total number of recorded sessions, e.g. Activity (384).

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Table columns

The table includes additional columns beyond what’s visible above the fold — scroll right within the panel to see the full set.

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How sessions and audit events connect

Each Activity row is a summary of one session; the Audit Count column tells you how many individual events (API calls, AI actions, job triggers) occurred during that session. To see the underlying events, cross-reference the session’s time window against the Audit tab, filtered by user and date range.

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Common use cases

  • Session review — see how long a user was active, and whether a session is still open
  • Anomaly detection — spot unusually long sessions or an unexpected spike in audit count for a single session
  • Access investigation — combine with the Application Audit Log to reconstruct exactly what a user did during a specific session

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Filters

Currently, the Activity panel supports the ALL filter, alongside the standard sort, search, and export controls in the top-right of the panel.

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How this differs from the other two surfaces

Logging Overview

See how this fits with the other two logging surfaces

Audit Log

Drill into the individual events that make up a session

Asset Audit

See a curated, business-readable audit trail for a single asset