Netlify Log Drains are only available on Enterprise plans.

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Overview

Netlify General HTTP Endpoint Log Drains enable you to stream your application logs to external services for enhanced monitoring and analytics. By integrating with Profound’s Agent Analytics platform, you can gain deeper insights into your site’s performance, track visitor behavior, and monitor AI agent interactions in real-time.

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Prerequisites

  • A Netlify account with Enterprise plan
  • Administrative access to your Netlify team settings
  • Your Profound API key (provisioned during onboarding)
  • A deployed Netlify site with production traffic

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Configuration

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Step 1

Navigate to your project in the Netlify dashboard. On the left, click Logs > Log DrainsLog Drains
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Step 2

Click Enable Log Drain and select General HTTP EndpointHttp Endpoint
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Step 3

Prepare your log drain. Uncheck:
  • Function logs
  • Edge function logs
  • Deploy logs
  • WAF logs
You should only use Traffic Logs for the log drain.Prepare your endpoint and authorization:
  • URL: https://artemis.api.tryprofound.com/v1/logs/netlify
  • Authorization Header: Bearer bot_xxx
Leave JSON selected in the Log Drain Format.Configure Http Endpoint
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Step 4

Click Connect to connect the log drain.
If you see the following error:incorrectly configured GetURL, validation request returns status code 400double check you have prefixed your token with Bearer
Configuration Complete
That’s it! Netlify will now send real-time logs to Profound. Data should begin appearing in your dashboard within a few minutes.

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Troubleshooting

  • If logs aren’t appearing in your Profound dashboard, verify your endpoint targets /v1/logs/netlify
  • For authentication or API key issues ensure you have prefixed the token with Bearer

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Additional Resources

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Security Considerations

  • Store API keys securely in environment variables
  • Regularly rotate your API credentials
  • Monitor log drain activity for unusual patterns
  • Use HTTPS endpoints for all log forwarding