Xoxoday provides client-level audit trail logs and event data through secure APIs in JSON and CSV formats, enabling direct ingestion into any SIEM or log management system, including IBM QRadar and ELK Stack.
Log Export and SIEM Integration
Xoxoday’s multi-tenant SaaS architecture is built with enterprise security requirements in mind. Recognising that security and IT teams rely on centralised visibility across all systems, Xoxoday makes audit trail data and event logs available for export through secure, authenticated APIs. Organisations can pull this data in JSON or CSV format on a scheduled or on-demand basis and route it directly into their existing log management infrastructure. This means your security operations team does not need to adopt any new tooling. Whether your organisation runs IBM QRadar, ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana), or another SIEM solution, Xoxoday’s export format is compatible and ingestion-ready. Teams using QRadar, for example, can create a custom log source that consumes Xoxoday’s JSON event stream, enabling correlation rules, alerting, and dashboards alongside data from other enterprise systems.What the Logs Contain
Xoxoday’s audit logs capture key platform events relevant to security monitoring and compliance analysis. This includes user authentication events, role and permission changes, reward issuance and approval actions, API access records, and administrative configuration changes. These events provide the traceability necessary for incident investigation, forensic analysis, and demonstrating control effectiveness under frameworks such as ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II. All logging follows industry-standard practices for retention periods, access control, and tamper-evident traceability, consistent with Xoxoday’s Information Security Policy. Log data is scoped to the client’s own tenant, ensuring that no cross-tenant data exposure occurs during export or ingestion.Practical Use Case
Consider a scenario where your organisation’s SIEM team has configured IBM QRadar to aggregate events from Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, and your identity provider. Adding Xoxoday’s reward and recognition event stream into that same QRadar deployment gives your security team a unified view of user activity across HR and engagement systems. Anomalous patterns — such as a sudden spike in high-value reward redemptions or bulk administrative changes — can be flagged using QRadar’s existing correlation rules without any additional manual review of a separate portal. The same approach applies to teams using ELK Stack: Xoxoday’s JSON export maps cleanly to Elasticsearch index patterns, and Kibana dashboards can be configured to visualise platform activity alongside application and infrastructure logs already flowing through your Logstash pipeline.Compliance and Retention
Xoxoday’s logging practices are designed to support your organisation’s regulatory and audit obligations. Log retention, access restrictions, and the integrity of exported data are governed by Xoxoday’s formally documented Information Security Policy, which aligns with SOC 2 Type II controls and ISO 27001 Annex A requirements for audit logging and monitoring. Learn more: Xoxoday Help Centre — Infrastructure Security (Protective Technology)Data Encryption at Rest and in Transit
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Role-Based Access Control in Xoxoday
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