AI Audit
The AI Audit module provides visibility into all AI-driven operations performed within the system. It captures detailed logs of AI feature usage, including the model used, execution time, request and response data, token consumption, and status.
What you see on the screen
The AI Audit page displays a consolidated list of all AI interactions performed across the platform. Each record represents a single AI request, including its execution details, such as feature, model, time taken, and response status.
Users can search, filter, and analyze audit records using multiple parameters to identify specific AI operations or performance insights.
AI Audit | Basic Details
Search
Input text
Allows users to search audit records using keywords such as feature name, message content, or user.
Filter
Apply conditions
Enables filtering of audit data based on selected fields and conditions. Available Fields: Feature, Model, Request Time, Message, Response Time, Status, Settings, User, Provider, Request Token, and Response Token.
Date Range
Select from the dropdown
Filters audit records based on a selected time period (e.g., Last 60 Days).
Audit Data Fields | AI Audit
The following columns are available in the audit table:
Feature
View
Displays the AI feature used (e.g., KB Creation, Service Classification).
Model
View
Shows the AI model used for execution (e.g., GPT-5.4-mini).
Request Time
View
Indicates when the AI request was initiated.
Response Time
View
Indicates when the AI response was generated.
Time Taken (sec)
View
Total execution time for the request.
Request Token
View
Number of tokens used in the request.
Response Token
View
Number of tokens generated in the response.
Total Token
View
Combined token usage (request + response).
Message
View
Displays the input sent to the AI model.
Response Message
View
Displays the AI model's output.
Status
View
Shows execution status (e.g., success, error).
LLM Settings
View
Displays configuration details used for the AI request.
User
View
Indicates the user/system that triggered the AI action.
Error
View
Displays error details if the execution fails.
Key Type
View
Indicates the type of API key used (e.g., External).
Key Name
View
Displays the configured key name.
Provider
View
Shows the AI provider (e.g., OpenAI, Azure).
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