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VBennyGainsight
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August 14, 2020
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Engagement audit trail in PX

Related products:PX Engagements
  • August 14, 2020
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My organization has a lot of people collaborating on building engagements. As our product is also new, there are often changes to the audience and scheduling based on new criteria or occasionally changes in custom user attributes our product is storing.

We would like there to be an audit trail on how engagements change over time. Ideally, this would contain who/what/when information on changes to the following areas, from highest priority to lowest priority:

  1. Launch status
  2. Audience
  3. Schedule
  4. Engagement content
  5. Engagement name and description
  6. Templates (can be captured by content)

This would help people understand who has been working on what engagements and why, and how they’ve evolved over time.

In many ways, this would be a similar effort to the Field Level Audit Trail from Gainsight that was built for CS - I’m not sure if we’d need the full field level audit trail, but close.

 

6 replies

Contributor ⭐️
May 12, 2023

We are an ISO27001 certified organization where security is a top priority. Preferably every change that affects what our end users see should have who/what/when/why, why being our internal ticket number (a free text comment field could be used for that) and the data should be available through an API so that it could be fetched and fed into our SIEM.

susan_parker
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April 1, 2025

To build on Benny’s request, we have products that must conform to SOC2 audit requirements.  We also have corporate requirements to follow acceptable software development lifecycle procedures (SDLC?).

When we publish any code to our Production environment (this includes engagements and the KC Bot), we must have a code review by engineering and restrict the publication process to a small OPS team.  Because Gainsight PX does not have an internal audit trail for publication, we have to use a complicated workflow in Jira to build an acceptable audit trail.  This can add days to the publication of an engagement.

Please add a review/approval process for publication to the production environment.  It needs to include date/time stamps with person taking action, and have the approvers controlled by role.  A good model to follow is Split (who is a Gainsight customer) for feature flag control.

aharkut
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
April 28, 2025

We are currently working on providing a basic Audit Log - which would provide a timeline from when engagement was Created, Launched, Paused, Re-published - and details of who did it.
It would not have the details of what was actually edited, like Audience rules or Content.

aharkut
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
April 28, 2025
Open→Development
aharkut
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
March 11, 2026

This capability has been partially delivered and allows users to view Engagement Logs.

The logs provide a timeline view of key engagement activities, including who created, edited, launched, or published an engagement.

At present, the logs do not provide detailed information about what specific changes were made during edits. However, they do capture who last updated the engagement.

For more information, refer to the documentation:
https://support.gainsight.com/PX/Engagements/02_Test_Engagement_Configuration/Track_Engagement_Changes

 

aharkut
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
Gainsight Employee ⭐️
March 11, 2026
Development→Released