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Audit & Reporting

When the auditor asks, you answer in minutes - with evidence generated as a by-product of normal operations.

Overview

An audit trail you never have to assemble

Every event in the IAM Suite - logins, MFA challenges, grants, revocations, policy changes, admin actions - lands in a structured, tamper-evident log. Reports your compliance team actually needs are one click away.

Complete event capture

Authentication successes and failures, access changes, provisioning actions and administrative operations - all recorded with actor, target, timestamp and source.

Search & investigation

Filter by user, system, event type and time window to reconstruct any access story in minutes.

Compliance report library

Pre-built reports for access reviews, dormant accounts, privileged assignments, failed logins and leaver verification.

Scheduled delivery & export

Reports on a schedule to stakeholders; CSV and PDF export for audit submissions.

SIEM forwarding

Stream events to your SIEM/SOC tooling for correlation with the rest of your telemetry.

Why it matters

Outcomes you can put in front of an auditor

  • CERT-In 180-day log retention satisfied by design
  • Audit preparation drops from weeks to hours
  • Dormant and orphaned accounts surfaced continuously
  • Every administrative action is itself audited - no unlogged superuser
  • Evidence aligned to RBI, SEBI, IRDAI, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and HIPAA expectations

Part of Tanflow IAM Suite

This capability ships as a module of the Tanflow IAM Suite - one platform for authentication, governance and provisioning, built to scale across the enterprise.

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FAQ

Common questions

How long are audit logs retained?

Retention is policy-driven and sized to your regulatory needs - CERT-In's 180-day minimum, RBI's longer horizons, or your internal standard.

Can logs be altered by administrators?

No. The audit trail is append-only and administrative access to it is itself logged, preserving evidentiary integrity.

See Audit & Reporting in action

A focused demo against your environment and your compliance requirements.