The MCP Audit shows everything done via MCP in your company — authentications, sessions and tool calls — so you can track who connected an AI client to Nuvia data and what was run.
Available on: accounts with access to the Nuvia MCP.
Who can do it: User and Company Admin profiles.
Module: Side menu > MCP Audit
Open the MCP Audit
In settings, in the side menu, click MCP Audit. The page lists events in chronological order, from newest to oldest.
Filter by category
Use the tabs at the top of the list to focus on one type of event:
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All — shows all events
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Tools — tool calls (e.g. search, contact creation)
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OAuth — client registration and authorization
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Session — opening and closing of MCP sessions
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Authentication — login attempts on the MCP
Understand the columns
Each row represents an event, with the following information:
| Column | What it shows |
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| Date | Date and time of the event (DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS) |
| Action | What happened (e.g. client registered, tool run) |
| User | Name and email of the person who took the action (when applicable) |
| Category | Event type: Tools, OAuth, Session or Authentication |
| Result | Success (green) or Failure (red) |
| Tool | Name of the MCP tool that was run (when applicable) |
| IP | Source IP address of the call (when available) |
| Duration | Execution time of the action, in milliseconds (when applicable) |
When a piece of information doesn't apply to the event, the column shows a dash (—).