Audit Log
ConceptsAn audit log is a chronological record of actions and events in a system. In DocLD, audit logs help with compliance, security, and debugging by recording who did what and when—for example API calls, document uploads, extraction runs, and configuration changes.
What Audit Logs Capture
| Area | Examples |
|---|---|
| API usage | Requests per key, endpoints called, response status |
| Document lifecycle | Upload, parse, index, delete |
| Extraction | Schema runs, job completion |
| Configuration | Webhook registration, knowledge base changes |
Logs are typically timestamped and may include actor (API key or user), resource ID, action, and outcome. Retention and format depend on your plan and settings.
How to Use Audit Logs
Use audit logs to troubleshoot failed operations, verify that webhooks or workflows ran, and demonstrate compliance with data or access policies. Check the DocLD dashboard and API reference for how to access and export audit data for your account.
Related Concepts
Webhooks notify you of events in real time; audit logs provide a historical record. API keys are often the actor in API audit entries.