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Activity Logs

Monitor and audit every action, connection, trigger, and MCP event across your organization.

Activity logs give you a real-time audit trail of everything happening in your Weavz organization. Every action execution, connection change, trigger event, and MCP server call is recorded with status, duration, and metadata.

What Gets Logged

Weavz automatically logs the following events:

Event TypeWhen It Fires
Action ExecutedEvery time an integration action runs (success or error)
Connection CreatedWhen a new OAuth or API key connection is established
Connection DeletedWhen a connection is removed
Trigger EnabledWhen a webhook or polling trigger is activated
Trigger DisabledWhen a trigger is deactivated
Trigger FiredWhen an incoming webhook or poll cycle delivers data
MCP Tool CalledWhen an MCP client calls a tool in TOOLS mode
MCP Code ExecutedWhen an MCP client runs code via weavz_execute in CODE mode
MCP Server CreatedWhen a new MCP server is provisioned

Each event records:

  • Integration and action/trigger name — what ran
  • Status — success or error
  • Duration — execution time in milliseconds
  • Workspace — which workspace the event belongs to
  • Metadata — additional context (error messages on failure, trigger payloads, etc.)

Viewing Activity Logs

1

Open Activity

Navigate to Activity in the left sidebar of the Weavz dashboard.

2

Filter by event type

Use the Type dropdown to filter for specific events — for example, only action executions or only connection changes.

3

Inspect event details

Click any event row to expand it and view the full metadata JSON, including error messages, trigger payloads, or execution context.

Live Monitoring

Toggle Auto-refresh in the top-right corner to enable live updates. The log refreshes every 10 seconds, giving you a near real-time view of what your integrations and MCP servers are doing.

This is useful for:

  • Debugging — watch action executions as they happen while testing a new integration
  • Monitoring — keep the activity page open during a deployment to catch errors early
  • Auditing — review what a specific MCP server or workspace has been doing

Retention by Plan

Activity logs are retained based on your organization's plan:

PlanRetention
Free7 days
Pro30 days
Team90 days
Scale180 days
Enterprise365 days

Events older than your retention window are automatically deleted. If you need longer retention, consider upgrading your plan or exporting logs to an external system via the API.