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The audit log records actions taken against a project: who took the action, what it acted on, when, and whether it succeeded. Use it to answer who deleted an app, who read a secret, and who invited a member. Inference requests are not audited. They appear in app logs instead.

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Availability

The audit log is included on the Standard and Enterprise plans. Retention sets how far back the log is readable:

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Viewing the Log

Open a project in the dashboard and select Audit Log. Select a row to expand the full detail of the entry. Filter by date range, action, or outcome. Only project owners can read the audit log.

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Recorded Actions

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Entry Contents

Each entry records:
  • Time — when the action was taken
  • Action — the action name from the table above
  • Actor — the user or service account that took the action, with the email address, IP address, and user agent of the request
  • Target — what was acted on, as a type and ID, such as app:my-app
  • Outcome — success or failure, with the HTTP status code
  • Details — action-specific fields, such as the invited email address and role on project.member_invite, or the file path and region on volume.file_delete
The audit log records failed attempts alongside successful ones.

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Reading the Log Through the API

The log is also available over the REST API, authenticated as a project owner:
Supported query parameters: The API returns entries newest first. When hasMore is true, pass the response’s nextPageToken as nextToken to fetch the next page.