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Workspace IBM watsonx Orchestrate
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 24, 2024

RELATED IDEAS

Audit log of User/Builder/Admin’s activities

Background:

watsonx Orchestrate is used for accessing company’s essential records and performing enterprise's operations. For critical operations, recording of activities for auditing purpose is required.

Solution:

Examples of critical operations are listed below.


Activities on watsonx Orchestrate,

  • Login and logout,

  • Failure of login attempt,

  • Add/removal of users, user’s role changes,

  • Building of models in Automation Builder.


Activities on skills,

  • Upload or download, add or removal of file and attributes of that file, such as file name.

  • These may be tracked by external service connected from skill, but if there is capability of tracking them on watsonx Orchestrate, it is helpful for administrators.

Idea priority High
  • Guest
    Sep 25, 2025

    Critical requirement to support audit logs for client Dataport. watsonx Orchestrate Software, not SaaS. 
    https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/watsonx/watson-orchestrate/base?topic=administering-auditing-logs

    @Marco Noel. 

    2 replies
  • Admin
    Laurent Tillette de Clermont-Tonnerre
    Sep 24, 2025

    Targeted for October release on SaaS, stay tuned!

    Reply
  • Admin
    Laurent Tillette de Clermont-Tonnerre
    Apr 8, 2024

    Need to view Watson Orchestrate logs for their security audit. They wanted to see the login and logout details of users, any files uploaded to any system through WO skills, box skills used and ip address of logged in user. We use the below filter to logs through Grafana for satisfying their requirement.

    login -> 'firstLogin' along with tenant id
    file upload -> 'uploaded' along with tenant id
    box upload -> 'Box' along with tenant id
    logout -> 'logout' along with tenant id

    Reply
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Include Activity Log

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As a low code/ no code builder, I should be able to see a summary of who has modified tools, agents, created connections, etc. As a user/ admin, I should be able to quickly audit changes in the environment. This is important for shared environment...
3 months ago in IBM watsonx Orchestrate 0 Delivered

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