A useful diagnostic log should explain a workflow decision without copying the customer's documents into another system.

Start with the questions an operator needs to answer, then choose stable request references, stages, outcomes, and safe reason codes.

Keep raw-content inspection exceptional, separately authorized, and limited to the problem being investigated.

Use synthetic failures to check whether another operator can diagnose the issue with the recorded fields. Rehearse who can open and export the logs.

Measure usefulness alongside exposure. More stored text is not automatically better diagnosis, and ordinary troubleshooting should not depend on unrestricted access to customer content.

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