Log · Orchestrate
Your Log Command Deck
Extract and analyse every Tableau Cloud and Server log file.
Platform guarantee
Your audit trail writes itself while you work.
Governed changes land in a hash-chained ledger using plain SHA-256 with no secret key, so your auditor can re-verify its integrity from the export with their own tools.
In the product
Log, as it actually looks.
The register
What Log does for you.
Every line below was read out of the product’s own source on 14 August 2026.
Full-estate capture of every log Tableau Cloud honestly provides: REST background jobs, server info and Admin Insights events, pulled in one pass and archived compressed at rest.
Complete backups of your Tableau Cloud logs, on a schedule you choose: unattended pulls sign in with the locked-in PAT, fall back to the Connected App, and every archive stays explorable and exportable as audit-ready evidence.
Unavailable sources say exactly why - platform, license or permission - and a source is never faked.
Four capture sources, each labelled honestly when it is unavailable for your license or edition.
Eight severity levels, with a Log Explorer offering four lenses.
Five export formats.
Specification
- Version0.3.5
Shipping at the 24 August 2026 research pass.
- Packageboreon-tablog
The repository this behaviour lives in. Every claim above has somewhere to be checked.
- Model useOptional, on your own key
Switched on by you, running on the provider key you supply.
Assurance
The AI is yours to switch on.
Where Log uses AI, it runs on the provider key you supply. Your prompts go to the provider you picked, and nowhere else.
The model drafts. Anything that would change your Tableau content arrives as a card that routes into the same approval gate a person would use, with the same signature and dual-control rules you already run. Your team keeps the pen.
Orchestrate
Trace what feeds what, watch how it runs, and put the right view in front of the right people.
Log sits with these, and one login opens all of them with your Tableau permissions.
See Log in your own Tableau Environment.
A month on your own content is a better test than any description of it.