Nomotic exports governance telemetry in standard formats so you can include it in your existing observability stack — whether that’s Datadog, Splunk, Grafana, or any OpenTelemetry-compatible platform.
OpenTelemetry export
Nomotic exports traces and metrics via the OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP). Each governance evaluation is exported as a span with attributes covering the agent ID, verdict, UCS score, evaluation tier, and latency.
To enable OTel export, go to Settings → Integrations → OpenTelemetry and enter your OTLP endpoint. Nomotic supports both HTTP and gRPC transport.
Key metrics exported:
nomotic.evaluations.total — total evaluation count by agent and verdict.
nomotic.ucs.average — average UCS score per agent over time.
nomotic.latency.p99 — 99th percentile evaluation latency.
nomotic.escalations.pending — current pending escalation count.
nomotic.drift.alerts.active — active drift alerts across your fleet.
SIEM integration
For security information and event management platforms, Nomotic supports three export formats:
CEF (Common Event Format) — for Splunk, ArcSight, and most enterprise SIEM platforms.
Syslog — for standard syslog-compatible receivers.
JSONL — for Elastic, Datadog Logs, and custom pipelines.
Configure SIEM export from Settings → Integrations → SIEM Export. You can filter by event type and set a minimum severity threshold so only significant governance events flow to your SIEM.
Grafana dashboard
Nomotic provides a pre-built Grafana dashboard template covering fleet health, verdict distribution, UCS trends, escalation queue depth, and drift alert status. Import it from Settings → Integrations → Grafana.