Auditing your Redox platform

If you're a risk-conscious organization that has third-party requirements for security, observability, and transparency, our platform auditing is for you.

With Redox auditing, you can troubleshoot or monitor any potential risks within your Redox organization. You can do this all programmatically with the Redox Platform API. Auditing helps you implement automated, proactive risk mitigation within your Redox organization.

Auditing is an advanced feature. Once you've upgraded your plan to include this advanced feature, auditing is available to Redox organization owners.

With our Platform API endpoints, you can audit these kinds of events in your Redox organization:

• user activity, like:
  • who performs log functions like viewing or searching logs, as well as running log inspector;
  • when a user creates, updates, or deletes an API key (either OAuth or legacy);
  • when a user creates, updates, or deletes a source or destination in your organization; or
  • when a user views, creates, updates, or deletes a data operation (i.e., translations, filters, alert rules, Redox base configs, config modifiers).
• user access, like:
  • when a user opens or accesses a Redox organization;
  • when a user sends an invitation for a new user to join the organization;
  • when a new user accepts an invitation to join the organization; and
  • when a user modifies another user's permissions, whether granting or revoking access.

In more technical speak, review the available user activity audit events.

In more technical speak, review the available user activity audit events. Also, learn about role assignments to understand user roles and related access.

When you view these audit events, they'll have an associated status, which could be any of the following: