Kiro Activity Reports Now Include User Email Addresses
Kiro's daily activity reports now include user email addresses in CSV exports, eliminating the need to cross-reference user IDs with external directories for enterprise admins.
TL;DR
- Daily activity reports now include a User_Email column in CSV exports
- Enterprise admins can identify users without cross-referencing external directories
- Available now in reports delivered to your S3 bucket
What Dropped
Kiro's daily user activity reports now include email addresses alongside user IDs and activity metrics. The new User_Email column appears in the CSV file automatically — no configuration needed.
The Dev Angle
If you're running Kiro in an enterprise environment, you've probably hit this friction: activity logs show user IDs, but identifying who actually generated that activity requires jumping to a separate directory or user management system. The email column closes that gap.
The report structure stays the same — you get the existing UserId, Subscription_Tier, Total_Messages, and other fields, plus email now baked in. Reports land in your S3 bucket on the usual daily schedule. For teams managing compliance or auditing user behavior, this saves a manual lookup step on every report review.
This fits into Kiro's broader push toward enterprise-grade observability. If you're already leveraging Kiro's HIPAA compliance features for regulated workloads, the email field makes audit trails more actionable without extra tooling.
Should You Care?
If you're an enterprise admin pulling daily activity reports, yes — this saves time. You no longer need to maintain a separate mapping of user IDs to emails or query another system to understand who did what.
If you're on a smaller team or don't use activity reports, this doesn't change your workflow. If you have privacy concerns about email visibility in exported CSVs, check your data handling policies before enabling exports to shared storage.
Source: Kiro
