Claude OpenTelemetry Collector for Office Agent Audit Data

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⚡ TL;DR Enterprise admins can route Office agent audit telemetry to their own OpenTelemetry collector. It includes unredacted per-turn traces; metrics appear as span events.

Security teams want AI activity in their own monitoring stack. A Claude OpenTelemetry collector sends Office agent audit data where you need it.

Admin guide. 📡

📡 What the Claude OpenTelemetry Collector Does

It sends Office agent audit telemetry to your own OpenTelemetry collector for control and monitoring.

📦 What's Exported

Unredacted per-turn traces, including prompts, tool inputs and outputs, document URLs and filenames.

📏 What's Different

Metrics aren't sent to custom collectors; their signals appear as span events instead.

💡 Pro tip Traces are unredacted, so restrict access to the collector as tightly as any sensitive data store.

⚙️ Configuration

Claude Enterprise admins set the endpoint in the console; direct-provider deployments configure it separately.

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❓ Claude OpenTelemetry FAQ

What does the OpenTelemetry collector receive?

Office agent audit telemetry as per-turn traces.

Are traces redacted?

No. They include prompts, tool inputs and outputs, URLs and filenames.

Are metrics exported?

Not directly; their signals appear as span events.

Who configures it?

Claude Enterprise admins in the console.

What about direct-provider deployments?

They configure it separately.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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