Let every access to a record get logged automatically: who, from where, when and on which entry. The request itself is never slowed down by it, and old entries disappear on their own after a fixed time. A dispute or an audit can trace it without a gap.
The Agentic Part
An agent recognises automatically, on every access, whether a record was read or changed, and matches the action to the right entry. When the user ID from the first source is missing, it pulls in a second one, so no access stays without an owner. It removes expired entries automatically in the background, without ever delaying the actual request.
Main Features
- Every action recognized as a read or write, matched to its record
- User recorded reliably, a fallback source fills in when missing
- Logging runs separately from the request, a failure there never blocks it
- Background service removes entries after the retention window
Use Cases
- Reconstructing who accessed a record and when used to be nearly impossible after a dispute. Now the agent logs every access automatically: who, from where, when and on which entry.
- The user ID from the first source is missing once. The agent automatically falls back to a second source, so the access does not stay without an owner.
- An audit needs the complete access history for a customer record. It traces without a gap, with no changes needed to the application itself.
- The retention window for log entries runs out. They disappear automatically in the background, with no one having to clean up.
What we build for you
- The retention window and which records get logged
