Audit trail
Roles control what can happen. The audit trail records what did happen — a durable log of actions across your company, kept for accountability and compliance.
What's recorded
Each entry captures the essentials of an action:
- Who did it — the actor
- Whether it was a person or the AI — every event is tagged human or AI, so the Associate's actions are always distinguishable from a teammate's
- What happened — the event and the entity it affected (a task, document, etc.)
- Where — the project and workspace
- When — the timestamp
- Supporting details for context
You can tell humans and AI apart
Because every entry is tagged by actor type, you can filter the log to just the AI's actions — a clear, reviewable record of everything the Associate has done on your behalf. That's a big part of trusting an AI that can act.
Tamper-evident by design
The audit trail is append-only and tamper-evident: each entry is cryptographically chained to the one before it. If a record were altered or removed, the chain would no longer line up — so the log can be trusted as an accurate history, which is exactly what compliance frameworks like SOC 2 expect.
Who can see it
The audit trail is admin-only — restricted to owners, admins, and managers. Day-to-day members and read-only roles don't have access to it.
Filtering and export
Admins can filter the log — by event type, by a specific person, or by human vs AI — and export it to CSV for record-keeping or to hand to an auditor.
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Last updated: 2026-05-31
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