Does Xoxoday maintain audit logs for compliance reporting?

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Audit Logging in Xoxoday

Compliance audits depend on accurate, complete records of who accessed what and when. Xoxoday captures a full audit trail of all access events, administrative actions, and system maintenance activities across the platform. Every action performed within Xoxoday—from user logins to configuration changes—is logged and timestamped. Xoxoday’s audit log system tracks activity at a granular level. This includes user access events, privilege escalations, reward approvals, bulk data imports, and system setting modifications. The historical data is retained to support both internal reviews and external compliance assessments.

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Supporting SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 Requirements

Organisations pursuing or maintaining certifications such as SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 require evidence of continuous monitoring and access control. Xoxoday’s audit logs generate security events and activity records that map directly to these audit requirements, reducing the manual effort involved in evidence collection. When your compliance team prepares for an audit, the Xoxoday audit log report provides a structured, exportable record of all system activity. This report is designed to satisfy auditor requests for access logs, change histories, and security event summaries without requiring custom data extraction.

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Practical Use Case: Enterprise Compliance Reviews

Consider an organisation running Xoxoday alongside Workday or SAP SuccessFactors for HR operations. When a compliance review is triggered—whether internally or by an external auditor—the Xoxoday audit logs provide a ready-made activity history covering the rewards and recognition layer of the HR stack. For IT teams managing enterprise environments, Xoxoday’s audit logging integrates into broader security monitoring workflows. Critical security events can be surfaced alongside alerts from other systems, giving your security operations centre a unified view of activity across tools including Slack, Microsoft Teams, and connected HRIS platforms like Darwinbox.

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How Audit Logs Are Accessed

Xoxoday provides an audit log report within the admin console. Administrators can filter logs by date range, event type, or user to isolate specific activity for investigation or reporting. The reports are structured for readability and can be exported for use in compliance documentation. Every logged event includes contextual metadata—such as the acting user, the action performed, and the time of the event—ensuring that your organisation can reconstruct any activity sequence during an audit. Xoxoday’s approach to audit logging is built for organisations that treat compliance as an ongoing operational requirement rather than a point-in-time exercise. Learn more: Xoxoday Help Centre — Security