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Audit Trail
Track the use of generative AI in your Salesforce org and ensure that AI usage complies with your security, privacy, regulatory, and AI governance policies.

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Track the use of generative AI in your Salesforce org and ensure that AI usage complies with your security, privacy, regulatory, and AI governance policies.
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Generative AI audit data (also known as audit trail) includes data about the Einstein Trust Layer features such as data masking and toxicity scores.
Audit trail along with feedback data is stored in Data 360. Use Data 360 reports to see how the Einstein Trust Layer protects your sensitive data from exposure to external large language models (LLMs). Einstein Trust Layer also verifies the safety and accuracy of the responses generated by the LLM. For example, if data masking is enabled for your org, generative AI data includes the masked prompt text that was sent to an external LLM. Similarly, you can also see the response generated by the LLM and the full unmasked response that was served to the user.
To access the data stored in Data 360, you'll need to turn on the Einstein generative AI data collection and storage and install the report package.

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