Platform · Observability & audit
Evidence for every governed call.
IntSen keeps request and usage records, policy verdicts, turn records and evaluation results in one place—with operational metrics, logs and alerts to run it with confidence.
One request record
- request_id
- req_01JD8M2Q4N
- registration
- field-service-assistant-prod
- agent
- field-service/fleet-service-advisor
- client (verified)
- fleet-advisor-prod
- user
- sha256:9c1e…(hash only)
- model
- gpt-5.4-mini
- verdicts
- pii: masked · injection: pass
- cost
- $0.0031 · 1,004 tokens
- status
- 200 · 912 ms
- body
- stored 90 days · PII redacted
Illustrative product scenario — synthetic data
The problem
When something goes wrong, the evidence is everywhere—or nowhere.
Investigations stall when prompts weren't kept, logs are spread across services and nobody can link a complaint to a specific call and decision.
- No single record of calls, decisions and outcomes
- Prompts and responses either kept forever or not at all
- No alert when usage looks unusual
Capabilities
What Observability & audit does
Request records
Policy verdicts
Task evidence
Body capture policy
Operational metrics
Alerts
Technical detail
Where the evidence lives
Each IntSen service writes its own records to a shared database; events flow between services through an outbox.
- Request records
- database · per request · cost, timings, status, refusal code
- Verdicts
- database · per check · category and score, never the matched content
- Turns and steps
- database · per turn · steps, totals, scores
- Bodies
- object storage · only if capture is on · retention days · PII redaction
- Metrics and logs
- metrics, logs and dashboards for operations
Why it matters
For the people accountable for it
CISO / risk
Investigate a governed turn from complaint to call to decision.
AI platform
Operate the platform with metrics and alerts per team and use case.
Procurement / legal
Capture and retention set per use case, matched to its data class.
Boundaries
What to know before you evaluate
We would rather you hear the limits from us than discover them in a pilot.
- Records cover governed traffic only.
- An auditor-ready evidence export and governance control checks are planned for after the first release.
- Bring-your-own storage for request bodies is planned; today bodies are stored in IntSen-managed object storage.
FAQ
Common questions
How long are bodies kept?
For the retention period set in the use case's capture policy. Body capture can be switched off entirely.
Is end-user identity stored?
Only as a hash of the user id your app sends.
Can owners read captured bodies?
Yes, owners can read captured bodies for their own use cases in the Console.
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