Monitor activity

Confirm your agent's tool calls reach SecureAuth Agent Authority, and see which policy allowed or denied each one

When you finish, you can confirm your agent's first tool call went through the gateway and see the policy decision behind it. Once agents are connected and making tool calls, the dashboard shows what they are doing.

Dashboard showing governance overview
The dashboard provides a high-level view of agents, resources, policies, and activity

Dashboard

The dashboard groups key metrics into themed cards:

  • Gateway – total requests through the gateway, with the share of tool calls that executed successfully, a count of real errors (timeouts, upstream failures; policy blocks excluded), and how many calls were blocked
  • Inventory – counts of agents, users, resources, and policies
  • LLM usage – spend and tokens across your agents

Below the cards, a tool executions trend sits beside an LLM usage cost-over-time chart. The bottom row shows the top models by token usage, recent activity, and top blocked tools. The LLM widgets populate once agents report usage through OpenTelemetry.

Audit log

Navigate to Agent Trail (Audit log) to see a real-time feed of every action. Each entry shows the timestamp, actor (user or agent), the resource and tool involved, and the outcome.

Audit log showing tool execution events
Every tool call is logged with the user, agent, resource, and outcome

Events include tool executions, agent connections, policy changes, resource changes, and connection events. Metadata like IP address and browser appears inline on each entry. Entries that carry more detail (tool calls, agent connections, and configuration changes) expand: a tool call reveals the tool, resource, agent, policy decision and its reason, and any DLP redactions.

Use the filter bar to narrow the feed by Action, Agent Instance, Agent (for example, all Claude Code clients), MCP (the resource involved), User, Group, or tag.

Enforcement traffic

For aggregated trends over time (tool usage, LLM token usage, and policy-enforcement metrics), open Enforcement Traffic. It has three tabs: MCP Usage, LLM Usage, and Security. Each tab's Download button exports its data as a CSV zip, scoped to the applied filters and date range.

Enforcement Traffic page with charts and metrics
The MCP Usage tab shows tool execution trends, top tools, agents, users, and resources

See Enforcement traffic for a full breakdown of each tab, and OpenTelemetry for how to feed the LLM Usage tab with token data from Claude and Codex.

Next steps

You've completed the four-step setup. For deeper detail on today's activity, see the Audit log guide for filtering and use cases, and Enforcement traffic for trends over time.

On this page