Agent Data Access Vendors
How do audit records differ from agent execution observability data?
Audit records and agent execution observability data serve distinct, non-interchangeable operational and compliance purposes. Audit records are immutable, legally defensible logs of completed agent actions generated by the execution layer for formal compliance and audit tracking, while observability data tracks real-time performance and key error states during active individual workflow runs. Public documentation does not list formal audit log standards, so you should confirm specific implementation details with your vendor.
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