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The audit log gives Owners a record of security- and operationally-relevant events across the organization, newest first: sharing changes, organization administration, file activity, agent actions, and more. Use it to answer “who did what, and when” without leaving Mesa.
Only users with the Owner role can open the Organization page and its audit log. Viewing the audit log is itself audited.

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Open the audit log

Click your organization name in the top-left corner, select Organization, then choose Audit Log from the sidebar.
Each row shows when the event happened, what it was (with a colored badge for its group), who did it, and a preview of the event’s detail. Events are listed 50 to a page, newest first.

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Filter events

The filter bar narrows the log along several dimensions, and filters combine:
  • Groups: limit to one or more event categories, such as Sharing, Files, Organization, or Agent Activity.
  • Event types: pick specific event types by name, with a search box to find them quickly.
  • User: show only events by a particular member.
  • Actor type: distinguish actions people took themselves (Human), actions an agent took on someone’s behalf (Agent), and automatic platform activity (System).
  • Time: restrict to the last hour, 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days.
Click Clear filters to reset everything at once. The event count on the right updates to reflect the current filters.

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Inspect an event

Click any row to open the event’s detail panel. It shows the full event type, the event’s unique ID, the actor with a link to their member profile, and the complete detail payload, including before-and-after values for changes.
Actions taken by an agent during a conversation are attributed to the member who ran the conversation, marked with a via agent badge in the event detail.

Organization admin

Add members, assign roles, and monitor usage across your workspace.

Organization settings

Set organization-wide configuration like your organization’s timezone.

Teams

Group members into teams so they inherit the same permissions.
Last modified on August 23, 2026