Make’s MCP Tools for Audit Logs let admins query audit events through MCP
Need to check who changed a scenario, when it happened, or which actions took place in your organization? You can now bring audit log data into the agent and integration workflows you use every day.
MCP Tools for Audit Logs in Make are here 
They give IT and organization admins read-only access to audit log events through MCP, so agents and integrations can investigate changes and support security, compliance, monitoring, and reporting work.
What’s new with MCP Tools for Audit Logs
- List audit log events: Retrieve audit events programmatically through MCP.
- Filter the events you need: Narrow results by user, action, or date.
- Inspect a single audit entry: Pull the details for one specific audit log event.
- Keep access read-only: Query audit information without making changes to your organization.
MCP Tools for Audit Logs Use Cases for Make Automation
- Ask an agent who edited a specific scenario and when.
- Create a monitoring workflow that checks audit events for selected actions.
- Build compliance reports that filter activity by date range.
- Investigate changes made by a particular user without manually reviewing the audit log interface.
- Send relevant audit event details to an internal reporting or security workflow.
Availability
The audit logs feature is available on Enterprise plans.
Frequently asked questions
What are audit logs?
Audit logs allow you to monitor user activity within your organization or team. This information is particularly useful for resolving issues and troubleshooting incidents. For example, if a crucial scenario transferring data between systems fails unexpectedly, audit logs can help you identify who updated the scenario and when.
Learn more: Audit logs - Help Center
What are MCP tools?
MCP tools let AI assistants like Claude or ChatGPT securely interact with external systems through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). In Make, they can expose selected scenarios and account-management capabilities as callable tools, so an AI can retrieve information, trigger workflows, or perform approved actions using clearly defined inputs, permissions, and outputs.
How Make MCP server works?
AI systems, such as Claude and ChatGPT, act as MCP clients of Make MCP server. The server gives them access to scenario run and management tools that:
- Run active and on-demand scenarios.
- View and modify scenarios and their related entities, such as connections, webhooks, and data stores.
- View and modify teams and organizations.
When you connect Make MCP server to AI, your selected scopes determine the callable tools available on the server.
Learn more: Make MCP Server | MCP Server | Make Developer Hub
MCP Tools for Audit Logs help admins bring answers about who changed what and when into the workflows and agents they already use.
Happy automating! 
Valery from Make
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