How do you log SAP vendor activity performed during an OSS Connection?

Hello Everyone,
What is the best and cost effective way to log SAP vendor activity while they are connected to perform OSS related work?
The environment under review provides an OSS SAP support ID and password to the vendor to facilitate the authentication, however, no security audit logging is performed. The SAP team is raising performance issues as the reason why the logging is not turned on.
Is there a way to restrict the security logging only to the OSS support ID and also determine the activity performed during the session? Basically, how can the internal team know that an unauthorized activity was performed during the connection and / or someone made several failed attempts to authenticate through the OSS connection?
Thank you.

It also records the GUI event and is regardless of the success of starting the activity, let alone completing it.
In my books it is "fluffy" security which is inherently flawed for the purpose you are using it for. The main reason for the records is response times.
It only works because authorization concepts are sometimes inherently flawed in their implementation as well.... so people believe what they see...
But for forensics it is usefull IF you are fast enough...
Cheers,
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