Log & Audit
Log & Audit answers “what happened on this operation?” Status, duration, connection, identifiers, and — when captured — request/response evidence.
Open: app.bundleport.com/connect/transactions/hotels (connect.read). Categories: hotels, flights, ground, packages, transfers.
This screen is the audited grain, not full search volume. API Performance is full volume.
What is always recorded
| Operation | In Log & Audit |
|---|---|
| Quote, book, cancel | Always |
| Booking detail, booking list, metadata | Always (metadata has no dedicated operation filter; it shows under Other / unfiltered) |
| Search / availability | Sampled for high-throughput API-key traffic; always for interactive console traffic |
Search modes
- By criteria — time range, operation (search, quote, book, cancel, booking_detail, booking_list), status (ok / error), error code or description, connection, duration buckets (over 1s / 3s / 5s / 10s).
- By ID —
transaction_id,booking_id,search_id,quote_id,correlation_id,client_reference,provider_reference.
Context chips can carry booking_id, search_id, quote_id, error_type, error_category. error_category is the same console bucket as API Performance; it is not on Hotels JSON.
The traffic chart and table show time, operation, result, duration, connection, and error text. Export metadata as CSV (10,000 row cap; narrow filters if the export is truncated).
Detail and evidence
Opening a row shows identifiers, a related funnel timeline when IDs were forwarded, and an evidence package (request/response) when audit bodies were stored.
Pass settings.requestId on the API and keep X-Request-ID when you open a support ticket. See Observability.
Temporary full capture (search)
Search sampling can hide the exact API-key call you need. From Log & Audit, Audit Search can turn on temporary full capture for a connection when your account can manage Connect. /connect/audit-sampling redirects here with ?audit=1.
Do not treat sampled search as “the API dropped the request.” Check API Performance for full-volume error rates first.