1. As you mentioned, the Audit Logs contain all security-relevant events, such as user creation, group creation, and access to Analyses / Data Models (with the respective IDs and timestamps) in a .txt file.
2. Additionally, there is the possibility to enable Access Logging (via the access-logging.properties / access-logging.properties.sample in the ./component_configurations folder), which focuses on the usage of Analyses specifically. You can even set up access logging to an external database. From there, it is possible to re-import the data into Celonis to analyze it with a dedicated Data Model / Analysis.
3. The third option is to enable Login Logging (via the login-logging.properties / login-logging.properties.sample in the ./component_configurations folder). The behavior is equal to the Access Logs, but it captures login events.

Dear Celonis Product Management Team,

I'd like to focus on option 2)

you say that :

"You can even set up access logging to an external database. From there, it is possible to re-import the data into Celonis to analyze it with a dedicated Data Model / Analysis."

I have created an Analysis in Process Analytics in order to track the usage and logins of my users. 

The only way I found to feed this analysis with data is to create a data pool and manually upload an xls file (in my case google sheet connection).

In the Login history I will then manually download the CSV file, input it into a google sheet and reload the data.

Is there a better way to do this automatically?

Also, I have installed the ML workbench "Stats Usage Tracker" with an API key, ut unfortunately the analysis provided there isn't as useful as the one I create myself.

Thanks for you help

I am curious about this as well. How can I view the access logging?