Audit and Attribution for Agent Activity

BlazeXL records automation and agent activity as part of the same governance model used for human workflows.

This makes it possible to answer questions like:

• Which identity ran this logic?
• Was the actor human or agent?
• Which surface was used: Excel, API, AI Analyst, or agent?
• Which logic was executed?
• What was the result and status?

What You Can Filter

In organization audit views, teams can filter by:

• actor type such as human or agent
• surface such as Excel, API, Agent, or AI Analyst
• category
• status
• user / identity
• time range

This allows teams to isolate automation behavior without losing the broader organizational execution context.

Why This Matters

Enterprise teams need more than logs. They need attributable governed execution.

BlazeXL audit supports:

• operational review
• compliance evidence
• security investigation
• governance review for automated systems

Recommended Review Pattern

For agentic workflows:

1. create a dedicated identity
2. issue an attributed token
3. restrict access through RBAC
4. execute approved logic
5. review audit by actor type and surface

This creates a direct line from identity to execution trail.

Example Questions BlazeXL Helps Answer

• "Show me everything this agent executed in the last 24 hours."
• "Which API clients called our pricing logic this week?"
• "Which governed Blocks were executed by automations rather than humans?"
• "Did an agent call only approved logic?"

Next Steps

• Governed API and Agent Access
• API Tokens and Agent Identities