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Hrizn operates the Public API with standard platform observability so we can maintain reliability, investigate issues, and improve the product.

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What Hrizn logs

Logging is for platform operations and support. Integrators do not receive a self-service API request history export today.
For each authenticated request, Hrizn records:
  • HTTP method and route (parameterized patterns such as /public/content/{id}/html, not raw resource IDs in analytics)
  • Response status code and timing
  • API key and site association
  • Source IP and optional X-Idempotency-Key when present
Infrastructure-level access logs at the API edge capture additional metadata (request IDs, route keys, integration errors) for engineering diagnostics.

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What is not logged as API audit rows

  • Health checks (GET /public/health) — unauthenticated liveness probe
  • Failed authentication at the edge (invalid or missing API key) — blocked before your integration reaches route handlers
If you believe a request failed due to authentication or rate limits, contact Hrizn support with the approximate time, endpoint, and API key name (never paste the secret key).

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Rate limits and errors

Every response includes rate limit headers (X-RateLimit-*). See Rate Limiting for handling 429 responses. Application errors use the standard error envelope documented in Errors. When opening a support ticket, include:
  • The HTTP status and error.code from the response body
  • The X-Request-Id header when present
  • Timestamp (UTC) and route pattern (e.g. GET /public/content/{id}/html)

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Webhooks

Outbound webhook deliveries are tracked separately from inbound Public API HTTP calls. See Webhooks for delivery retries and the webhook delivery log in the Hrizn app.

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Data retention

Request audit and access logs are retained for operational purposes on a rolling basis. Hrizn does not use API logs for marketing or unrelated profiling. For security or compliance questions about API logging, contact your Hrizn account team.
Last modified on June 3, 2026