> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://explore.airia.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# MCP Monitoring

MCP Monitoring gives you visibility into how your MCP Gateways are being used, which tools are being called, by whom, how often, and how they're performing. Find it at **[https://airia.ai/gateway/feeds/mcp/](https://airia.ai/gateway/feeds/mcp/)**.

The page is split into two tabs, **Overview** and **Activity**, which share a single time-range selector ranging from the last hour to the last 7 days (default: last 24 hours).

## Overview Tab

A high-level snapshot of Gateway health and traffic for the selected time range, including active Gateway count, total tool calls, error rate, and typical response latency, plus a traffic chart broken out per Gateway and a table of your most-used tools.

## Activity Tab

The Activity tab is a searchable, filterable log of individual requests made through your Gateways, useful for auditing specific calls, investigating errors, or tracing an issue reported by a user. Each entry shows when and where a request happened, who made it, whether it succeeded, and how long it took, along with a Correlation ID you can reference when contacting support about a specific call.

<Note>
  A status of **Denied** means the request was blocked by an access policy or guardrail, as opposed to **Error**, which means the request reached its destination but failed.
</Note>

Click any row to see the full request detail, including the raw Request and Response payloads exchanged with the MCP server. Each payload can be copied to your clipboard.

<Note>
  You can restrict a user's access to sensitive data from their account settings. When restricted, that user sees a notice in place of the Request and Response payloads instead of the raw data.
</Note>

## Access and Visibility

Who can see what on the MCP Monitoring page depends on your role:

* **Platform Admin, Admin, Read-Only Admin, and Security Admin** roles see activity across the **entire tenant**, every Gateway and every user's requests.
* **End Users and Project Admins** only see activity for **their own Personal Gateways**. Project Admins do not automatically get tenant-wide visibility.

<Note>
  If your organization uses [custom roles](/admin-hub/account_settings/custom-roles), tenant-wide visibility is instead controlled by a dedicated analytics permission rather than the built-in roles listed above.
</Note>

End Users and Project Admins need the **MCP Gateway** permission (configured by an administrator under Account Settings) to access the MCP Monitoring page at all.