> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.northernlogic.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Audit and privacy

> Inspect who changed what and understand the limits of activity records.

Open **Audit trail** to inspect the activity your role permits. Organization
audit access is administrative; personal-vault audit access requires appropriate
explicit access to that vault.

## Find an event

Use **Find events**, **Activity type**, **Actor**, **Channel**, and **Vault**
where available. The table shows an ID, time, activity, actor, and target.
Select an event to open its details. Use page controls when you need earlier
records; filters and sorting should not be mistaken for a complete export of all
history.

Use the page's **Activity** tab when you want a document's version history and
comparison rather than organization-wide management events.

## Interpret attribution

A change can identify a human and its source channel or connection. This helps
distinguish browser work, desktop work, and edits from a paired endpoint.
Disabling a person retains attribution instead of erasing their historical
identity.

Anyone-share reads are recorded as **External viewer**. Organization-share reads
can identify the signed-in member. Ordinary in-app reading is not logged as a
per-page audit event, so this is not a report of everyone who has read a page.

## Personal knowledge and support

Workspace owners/admins do not automatically see personal-vault content or its
audit details. Platform support can inspect connection and account health
metadata without receiving implicit customer-content access or impersonating
customers.

Agent Profile and suggestion audit events record the change event, not the
private profile payload. A vault ZIP export does not include audit records.

## Control what leaves the workspace

Share links, exports, local replicas, remote AI clients, and source conversion
are different ways information can leave the app. Review the scope for each.
Local files are ordinary readable Markdown, and removing access does not
remotely erase old copies. Cloud search requires server-readable content; this
product does not offer end-to-end encryption of searchable knowledge.

Read the product's [Privacy Policy](https://northernlogic.app/privacy) and
[Terms of Service](https://northernlogic.app/terms) for the governing policies.