Xoxoday provides product-specific interface mapping files that define field structures, data types, and accepted values, enabling accurate and efficient data exchange with HRMS, payroll, and third-party systems.
Interface Mapping Files in Xoxoday
Integrating rewards and recognition software into an existing HR technology stack requires precise data alignment between systems. Xoxoday addresses this by providing product-specific interface mapping files for each of its modules, giving technical teams a structured reference before any integration work begins. These mapping files document exactly what each interface expects: field names, data types, accepted value formats, and which fields are mandatory versus optional. This level of specificity eliminates guesswork during configuration and significantly reduces the risk of data mismatches or failed exchanges. Development teams can review the documentation upfront and build integrations confidently rather than reverse-engineering behavior mid-project.What the Mapping Files Include
Each interface mapping file is tied to a specific Xoxoday product area — whether that is rewards disbursement, employee recognition workflows, or loyalty program management. The files detail how records are structured, how identifiers align across systems, and what validations Xoxoday applies at the point of ingestion. When connecting Xoxoday with Workday or SAP SuccessFactors, for example, the mapping files clarify how employee identifiers, department codes, and cost center fields translate between systems. This ensures reward allocations reach the correct employee records without manual reconciliation. The same precision applies to payroll integrations, where field-level alignment directly affects compliance and accuracy.Supporting Diverse Integration Scenarios
Xoxoday’s interface mapping files are designed to work across a wide range of integration scenarios. Teams connecting Xoxoday to Darwinbox, BambooHR, or custom-built HRMS platforms use these files as the authoritative reference throughout the full implementation lifecycle — from initial scoping through to production deployment and future upgrades. For organizations with strict governance requirements, the structured documentation also supports internal audit and change management processes. Knowing precisely how data flows between Xoxoday and connected systems makes it easier to maintain compliance postures aligned with frameworks such as ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II.Reducing Implementation Errors
One of the most common causes of integration failures is ambiguity around data formats and acceptable field values. Xoxoday’s mapping files eliminate this ambiguity by serving as a single source of truth for every interface. Engineering and IT teams do not need to coordinate back and forth to understand what Xoxoday accepts — the documentation captures it completely. This approach shortens integration timelines, minimizes post-deployment defects, and gives integration leads the confidence to deliver predictable rollouts across greenfield implementations and migrations alike. Learn more: Xoxoday Help Centre — Security and authenticationHow does Xoxoday handle API authentication?
Xoxoday secures API access using token-based authentication and role-based permissions, ensuring only authorized systems can exchange data.
Does Xoxoday support SSO for enterprise login?
Xoxoday supports SAML 2.0-based SSO, enabling seamless enterprise authentication with identity providers such as Okta and Azure AD.