Basedash Audit Logs brings native, comprehensive audit capabilities to your Business Intelligence (BI) tool, ensuring that every action is on the record. Designed explicitly for enterprise rollouts and rigorous security reviews, Basedash Audit Logs give your BI infrastructure a memory by tracking sign-ins, queries, configuration changes, and even every query executed by the AI.

With Basedash Audit Logs, security and administrative teams can easily trace who saw what and when using a single filter. The tool supports streaming events directly to your SIEM, pulling logs via API, and configuring custom retention policies to match your organization's compliance requirements. Working alongside enterprise features like SSO, SCIM, and RBAC, Basedash ensures complete attribution and traceability across your data operations.

Pros of Basedash Audit Logs

Native tracking for every sign-in, query, and configuration change
Fully attributed and traceable AI query logging
Ability to stream events directly to your SIEM
Customizable data retention policies to match organizational compliance
Log access available via API for flexible integration

Cons of Basedash Audit Logs

Requires proper configuration of SSO, SCIM, and RBAC for full enterprise security synergy
Focused specifically on the Basedash ecosystem
Enterprise-tier functionality may require specific setup

Frequently Asked Questions

What actions do Basedash Audit Logs track?

Basedash Audit Logs track every sign-in, query, and configuration change within your BI tool. This includes tracking every query run by the AI, ensuring all actions are fully attributed and traceable.

Can I integrate Basedash Audit Logs with my SIEM?

Yes, you can stream audit events directly to your SIEM, pull logs through the API, and set data retention policies to match your organization's security guidelines.

What enterprise security features do audit logs work alongside?

Basedash Audit Logs are built for enterprise security reviews and rollouts alongside Single Sign-On (SSO), System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM), and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).