Who consulted these data
The access log answers "who consulted these data". It shows you the checks made about your consent, over time, with keyset pagination to page through a long history.
What the log shows
Each entry contains only three things:
- the decision returned;
- the timestamp;
- the event type.
Badges distinguish a manual (offline) access from an access tied to an automated decision (décision automatisée).
You see your accesses without exposing who you are
Agreely never persists or returns a link between a customer identifier and your DID. So you see your own accesses without that correlation existing anywhere: unlinkability is preserved right into the log.
The same log, seen from both sides
The company sees this same access log from its own side, indexed by its internal customer identifier. Both views cover the same events without ever meeting in a shared identity. The company side is described in customers.