An audit log for organization access
Company administrators can now inspect recorded access and policy events, with actor and category filters and sanitized event metadata.
See the changes behind the access state
UltraNow now has an organization audit-log API and an administrator view. Recorded events appear in chronological order, with filters for the actor and event category. Administrators can inspect the activity behind a change in access instead of relying only on the current state.
A policy setting tells an administrator what is configured now. An event record can help explain who changed it and when. Keeping both views available matters when an employee’s access differs from what the team expected.
Record the event without copying the request
The audit writer stores structured event information within the organization’s boundary. Metadata sanitization removes secrets, headers, request and response bodies, and raw provider payloads before storage. A useful audit trail should describe an action without becoming another store of credential or request content.
The administrator interface labels actors using the available user records and omits support-only event details. The retrieval endpoint checks the administrator context before returning organization audit rows.
Visibility follows the events we produce
The first release shows events already connected to the new audit writer. Other producers are still being migrated, so the absence of an entry is not proof that no related operation occurred. Support and back-office search are outside this release.
The next work is to extend event coverage while keeping each record interpretable: a clear action, actor, resource, outcome, and time are more useful than an unstructured dump of internal state.