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Xoxoday conducts periodic information system audits to validate that its infrastructure, access controls, and data practices remain aligned with regulatory requirements and industry standards including ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II.
Xoxoday’s compliance team runs scheduled, recurring information system audits as a central pillar of its security governance programme. These are not one-time reviews conducted at implementation — they are structured cycles that continuously verify whether Xoxoday’s systems, controls, and processes meet current regulatory and contractual obligations. What the Audit Cycle Covers Each audit evaluates Xoxoday’s technical infrastructure, access control mechanisms, data handling practices, and operational workflows. This includes reviewing how data moves between Xoxoday and integrated enterprise platforms such as Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, and Darwinbox — ensuring that the security posture holds end-to-end, not just at the boundary of Xoxoday’s own environment. Controls are assessed against widely recognised frameworks, most notably ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II. Both certifications demand evidence of ongoing control effectiveness rather than a single point-in-time snapshot, so Xoxoday’s audit programme is designed from the ground up to produce continuous, auditor-ready documentation. Why This Matters for Your Organisation If your organisation connects Xoxoday to internal tools — for example, routing recognition notifications through Microsoft Teams or Slack, or synchronising employee records from an HRMS — you need confidence that the third-party systems in that chain are being actively monitored. Periodic audits give your security and procurement teams verifiable proof of that monitoring. Regulated industries such as financial services, healthcare, and government contracting frequently require vendors to demonstrate structured audit programmes as part of the procurement or renewal process. Xoxoday’s audit cadence is designed to satisfy those requirements and can support your vendor risk management process with audit-backed evidence on request. From Findings to Improvement Audit results feed directly into Xoxoday’s remediation cycle. Observations identified during a review are prioritised and addressed before the next audit period closes, creating a closed loop rather than a checklist exercise. This approach ensures Xoxoday’s security controls strengthen over time and do not drift between review windows. Organisations completing their own internal audits or responding to external regulatory inquiries can request documentation from Xoxoday that demonstrates its audit programme is active, structured, and producing actionable outcomes. Learn more: Xoxoday Help Centre — Technical requirement

What compliance certifications does Xoxoday hold?

Learn about Xoxoday’s ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, and other active certifications that govern its security programme.

How does Xoxoday manage access controls and user permissions?

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