Sailpoint IIQ Audit WorkFlow using OOTB Audit Method

If you want to add custom auditing to existing Audit method in a workflow or any where in the call etc., it's as easy as below, creating and call a audit method and setting the Action, Source, Target and values.

Here we need to make sure that we are adding proper action and source so that it's easily tracked.  

<Step action="call:audit" icon="Audit" name="Audit" posX="920" posY="91">
    <Arg name="string1" value="value1"/>
    <Arg name="string2" value="value2"/>
    <Arg name="string3" value="value3"/>
    <Arg name="string4" value="value4"/>
    <Arg name="action" value="Service Account Management"/>
    <Arg name="source" value="Service Account Management"/>
    <Arg name="target" value="spadmin"/>
    <Description>This step is use to Audit the Operation performed and the Values set during the operation.</Description>
    <Transition to="Stop"/>
  </Step>

Enable the Audit from the Audit Config Object from the Sailpoint IIQ Debug Page  

Use the Advance Analytics and Use Search Type as Audit to see the Entry

Sailpoint IdentityIQ Custom Auditing Sample code

If you want add custom auditing to your beanshell in a rule, task or workflow or any where in the call etc, it's as easy as below , creating the new AuditEvent and setting the Action, Source, Target and values.

Here we need to make sure that we are adding proper action and source so that it's easily tracked . 

import sailpoint.api.SailPointContext;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import sailpoint.object.AuditEvent;

     public void customAudit(SailPointContext context) throws GeneralException{
  SimpleDateFormat format = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss z");
  format.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("CST"));
  AuditEvent auditEvent = new AuditEvent();
  auditEvent.setAction("Custom Action");
  auditEvent.setSource("Custom Source");
  auditEvent.setTarget("vkejriwal");
  auditEvent.setString1("Timestamp: " + format.format(new Date()));
  auditEvent.setString2("User Name: " + "vkejriwal");
  auditEvent.setString3("IP: " + "127.0.0.1");
  context.saveObject(auditEvent);
  context.commitTransaction();
  
 }

Custom Audit which is added can be easily seen using the Advance Analytics .