# Review API Logs

Read and filter the log of API calls, with the endpoint, date, IP address, key, method, status and parameters of each call.

Source: https://docs.deepinfo.com/guide/settings/api-logs/

Last updated: 2026-09-24

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**API Logs** lists the calls made to the Deepinfo API with your API keys. Use it to see what was called,
with which key, and whether it worked.

## Before You Start

No package is needed to open this page, and any role can use it: **API Logs** is not limited to
admins.

## Where to Find It

**Sidebar:** **SETTINGS** › **ORGANIZATION SETTINGS** › **API Logs** ·
https://platform.deepinfo.com/app/settings/org-api-logs

## Read the Screen

The count of log entries, **\<n\> API LOGS**, is at the top, with **VIEW SETTINGS** next to it. The table
has these columns:

| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| **API** | A short name taken from the endpoint's path, for example `assets`. The full path is in the row's details |
| **DATE** | Date and time of the call |
| **IP** | The IP address the call came from |
| **KEY** | The API key that made the call, in full |
| **METHOD** | The HTTP method, for example **GET** or **POST** |
| **STATUS** | The HTTP status code, for example **200**. Codes of 4xx and 5xx are shown in red |

The log shows 25 entries per page.

![The API Logs table with its API, DATE, IP, KEY, METHOD and STATUS columns.](/img/guide/settings/api-logs-01.png)

## See the Details of a Call

1. Select a row. It expands below.
2. Read the details:
   - **API VERSION**: the API version, for example `v1`.
   - **URL**: the full path that was called.
   - **PARAMS**: the query parameters, as JSON.

![One API log row expanded to show API VERSION, URL and PARAMS.](/img/guide/settings/api-logs-02.png)

## Filter the Log

The filters are inside **VIEW SETTINGS**:

1. Select **VIEW SETTINGS**. **View Options** opens.
2. Select **Filter By**. It reads **Default** while no filter is set. The **FILTER** panel opens.
3. In the **Select** boxes, choose the field to filter on, **Endpoint**, **Time Range** or
   **Http Status**, and set its condition.
4. To add another condition, select **NEW FILTER**. **CLEAR ALL** removes them all.
5. Select **APPLY**.

![The Filter By panel in View Options with one Http Status condition.](/img/guide/settings/api-logs-03.png)

## Show or Hide Columns

In **VIEW SETTINGS** › **View Options**, the **SHOWN** list has a switch for each column. The **API**
column is always shown. **Reset to Default View** restores the default columns.

## Read the Status Codes

A red status means the call failed. The most common ones:

| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 401 | The API key was missing or not valid |
| 403 | The endpoint is not included in your package |
| 429 | The key went over its rate limit |

[Errors](/getting-started/errors/) lists every status code the API returns, with example responses.

## Good to Know

- **Platform activity appears too.** The platform calls the Deepinfo API with the
  [default API key](/guide/settings/api-keys/#why-the-default-key-matters) while you use it, so those
  calls are listed here next to the calls from your own integrations.
- **Sensitive content.** The log shows API keys in full, IP addresses and the parameters of each call,
  which can include the domains and e-mail addresses you looked up. Treat screenshots of this page as
  secret.

## Do This With the API

- [Errors](/getting-started/errors/): every error format and status code.
- [Rate limits](/getting-started/rate-limits/): the rate-limit headers and what a 429 means.