Show an auditor what happened, when, and on which machine.
Compliance & Audit keeps a record of the commands run on your devices and the changes made in your workspace, and exports any of it on demand. The evidence an audit asks for is already there when it asks.
- Free on the Team plan, with no device or user limits
- Activity logs and data export with Business
The problem
Audits ask for proof, not policies. Which software ran where, who approved a change, when a vulnerable package was fixed. Without a record, answering means digging through chat threads and asking people to remember, and the answer is only as good as their memory.
What you get
What ran on every device, and when.
Analytics records the package manager commands run on each device, how often, and when they last ran. When someone asks how a tool got onto a laptop, you have the answer.
A trail of every change in your workspace.
On Business, the activity log records who changed what and when, from policies and commands to devices, integrations, and workspace access. Filter it to the people on your team, to Workbrew's own automated activity, or see both together.
Evidence, ready to hand over.
On Business, filter any view, from devices and packages to command runs and the activity log, and export it as CSV or JSON. Hand an auditor the file instead of a screenshot and a promise.
How it works
Every device reports the package manager commands run on it as it checks in, and the console records every change made in your workspace, whether a person made it or Workbrew did.
When you need evidence, filter the view you want and export it. Each event carries when it happened, who or what did it, and what it changed, so it stands on its own in an audit file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Changes made in your workspace and who made them: policies, commands, default software, devices, integrations, package requests, and workspace access. You can filter it to people's activity, Workbrew's automated activity, or both.
Most views in the console, including devices, packages, vulnerabilities, command runs, and the activity log, as CSV or JSON. Business exports cover the last 30 days, and Enterprise can go back up to 90.
Command analytics, which shows the package manager commands run on each device and when, is on every plan. The activity log and data export start on Business.
Deploy Workbrew free
Start recording what runs, on the free Team plan.