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# 2025-11-26: ACI - AI Logs

## Overview

The new AI Logs view gives your teams end-to-end visibility into how AI agents operate across your business. With richer logging and clear performance summaries, you can drive higher ROI from AI initiatives, speed up troubleshooting, and demonstrate compliance to stakeholders and customers.

## New features

| Feature            | Benefit                                                                                               |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Request logs**   | Complete trace of every AI interaction for auditability, compliance, and customer dispute resolution. |
| **Job logs**       | Visibility into all background AI jobs to optimize throughput, reduce costs, and prevent bottlenecks. |
| **Session logs**   | Step-by-step view of each AI session to speed up troubleshooting and improve output quality.          |
| **Summary charts** | High-level dashboards that highlight adoption, performance trends, and overall AI KPIs at a glance.   |

## Fixes and improvements

None as these are new improvements.

## Known problems

No known problems at the time of release.

## Documentation and links

User Guides:

* [AI Logs](/agentic-commerce-intelligence/agentic-intelligence/logs.md)


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