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Overview

The Application Audit Log is the organization-wide, system-level audit trail. Unlike the asset-level Audit tab, which only shows business-readable events for one specific asset, this log captures every request and background action across the entire platform — API calls, AI actions, and scheduled job executions.
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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 Activity Log.
From the left-hand navigation:
The Log section sits alongside Job, Schedule, and Utility in the Command Center sidebar. Within Log, Audit and Activity appear as tabs.

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Audit panel

The panel header shows the total number of recorded events across the organization, e.g. Audit (355.612K).

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Filters

Events are categorized into three types, each with its own count shown on the filter button:

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Table columns

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Example entries

  • POST:- /api/v1/core/asset/stats → “Statistics retrieved successfully” — a routine API call
  • User.activity with Event Type Auth.send_verification_code → a user requested a verification code
  • Exception with Event Type Error → “Authentication required”, an auth failure
  • POST:- /api/v1/metrics/dimension/list → “Retrieved 8 dimensions” — a metrics query

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Common use cases

  • Debugging — trace an API error (e.g. Exception / Error entries) back to the exact request, timestamp, and user
  • Security review — audit authentication events like verification code requests or failed logins
  • AI oversight — review what actions an AI/copilot feature took using the AI filter
  • Job monitoring — confirm scheduled or triggered jobs ran, using the JOB filter

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How this differs from the asset-level Audit tab

Logging Overview

See how this fits with the other two logging surfaces

Activity Log

See session-level rollups of this same activity

Asset Audit

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