Audit feed
The audit feed on the dashboard surfaces who changed what in your organization — assistants, knowledge bases, tools, credentials, deployments, and team membership.
What appears in the feed
Section titled “What appears in the feed”| Event type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Assistants | Created, updated master prompt, attached KB or tool |
| Knowledge bases | Document uploaded, URL imported, crawl indexed, classification changed |
| Tools & credentials | Tool created, credential linked (secrets never shown) |
| Deployments | Widget published, domain allowlist updated |
| Team | Member invited, role changed, removed |
| Billing | Plan upgraded, payment method updated |
Each entry includes actor (user email), timestamp (org timezone), resource, and action summary.
View the feed
Section titled “View the feed”- Open the dashboard home.
- Scroll to Activity feed for the latest events.
- Open Audit feed (or Settings → Audit) for searchable history and filters.
Filters
Section titled “Filters”| Filter | Use |
|---|---|
| Date range | Investigate an incident window |
| Actor | Review changes by a specific teammate |
| Resource type | Focus on KB, assistant, or deployment events |
| Action | Create, update, delete |
Conversation-level audit
Section titled “Conversation-level audit”For which KB chunks and tools were used in a specific chat, see Audit logs at the conversation level. The dashboard audit feed covers configuration and content changes, not per-message retrieval detail.
Roles and access
Section titled “Roles and access”| Role | Audit visibility |
|---|---|
| admin | Full org audit feed and export |
| editor | Read feed; their own changes recorded |
| viewer | Read-only feed where enabled by plan |