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API Logs gives you visibility into requests made to the 1eye API from your workspace. Use it to confirm requests, investigate errors, and troubleshoot integrations.

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View API requests

API Logs shows recent requests made using API keys in your workspace. Each request in the list displays:
  • Status — HTTP response status, such as 200
  • Method — HTTP method, such as GET
  • Endpoint — requested API path and query parameters
  • Time — when the request was made
Requests are grouped by day, with the most recent requests shown first. The top of the list also shows the total number of requests and the time of the most recent request.

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Search and filter

Use Search to find a specific request or select Filter to narrow the requests shown. Select Refresh to load the latest API activity.

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View request details

Select a request to open its details. The request panel shows:

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Response body

The Response Body section shows the JSON response returned by the API. For successful requests, this lets you inspect the data returned by the endpoint. For failed requests, use the response body to review the error code, message, and request ID. You can copy the response body directly from the request details panel.

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Request IDs

Every API request receives a unique request ID. Example:
The same request ID is returned in the API response header:
Use the request ID to find a specific request in API Logs or when contacting 1eye support about an API request.

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Security

Full API key values are never displayed in API Logs. API Logs shows the name of the API key used for the request. The Authorization header and full API key are not exposed.

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Find API Logs

  1. Open your 1eye workspace
  2. Go to Developers → API Logs

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Next step

See Versioning to understand how changes to the 1eye API are introduced.