Security teams need full visibility into their AI layer, on their own infrastructure. TextQL now supports OpenTelemetry export, letting your team stream audit logs and product metrics directly into the observability platforms you already operate. Bring your own Datadog, Splunk, Grafana, or Prometheus setup.

What You Can Export

TextQL now supports two export streams, configurable independently.

Audit logs capture key actions in the platform: queries run and connectors configured. You can push these to an Amazon S3 bucket or to any OpenTelemetry-compatible collector (Datadog, Splunk, Grafana Loki, Honeycomb, and others). Exports are incremental and scheduled, so your downstream systems stay current without gaps or duplicates.

Product metrics (usage, performance, and operational signals) can be pushed to an Amazon S3 bucket, via OpenTelemetry to any OTLP endpoint, or exposed as a Prometheus scrape target at /api/v1/metrics. If you are already running Prometheus, you add TextQL as a scrape target and the metrics flow into your existing dashboards automatically.

Both streams use the OpenTelemetry standard, so they fit into whatever observability stack you have today.

Where to Find It

Audit log export is under Settings > Audit Log. Metrics export is under Observability > Export. Both pages let you configure your destination, test the connection, and trigger a manual export before enabling the scheduled run.