Zapier Audit Log Tracks AI Actions Across Your Company.

Audit Log now puts every MCP action and Zap run into one company view, including work started through Zapier or connected AI tools. Each entry links the activity to the person behind it, so admins can see who owns a workflow, what it touched and when it changed.

In a LinkedIn post, Zapier CFO Ryan Roccon describes it as the same log whether work begins in Zapier, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Muse or another tool. Zapier’s finance and accounting teams already work this way.

The central log covers AI actions and automations that continue running in the background. This includes MCP actions, Zap runs and Next Gen Zaps deployed from a prompt.

A second LinkedIn post adds that admins can choose which apps and actions each team can access. Connections can be owned by the company rather than an individual, allowing workflows to keep running when an employee leaves.

Custom actions built for internal tools follow the same access rules and appear in the same log. Security teams that already monitor activity in Datadog or Splunk can stream Zapier logs into those systems instead of maintaining a separate review process.

The release extends Zapier’s work around AI tools taking actions across business software. Create With has previously covered its 100 Zapier MCP templates for action-taking AI assistants and the connector bringing more than 9,000 apps to Meta Muse.

What is Zapier Audit Log?

Zapier Audit Log is a central record of MCP actions and Zap runs across a company. It shows the person behind each action, who owns a workflow, what it touched and when it changed.

Which Zapier plan includes Audit Log?

Zapier says Audit Log is available now. The posts do not name eligible plans or pricing.

Can Zapier Audit Log send data to Datadog or Splunk?

Yes. Security teams can stream the logs to Datadog or Splunk for monitoring alongside their other system activity.