Kosli Audit trail #
Kosli Audit trail is a beta feature.
Beta features provide early access to product functionality. These
features may change between releases without warning, or can be removed from a
future release. You can enable beta features by using the kosli enable beta
command.
An audit trail is a system for automating collecting documentation for each step of a business process.
Note that all CLI command flags can be set as environment variables by adding the theKOSLI_
prefix and capitalizing them. In the command examples below both--api-token
and--org
flags were set from environment variables.
Audit trail #
For each business process you create a Kosli audit trail. When creating an audit trail you define a list of steps required for completing the process.
An example could be a bank which has a process for Large money transfer, with steps user-verification and risk-assessment
To create an audit trail for such a process you could run the following command:
kosli create audit-trail LargeMoneyTransfer --steps user-verification,risk-assessment
Workflow #
A workflow is a single run of a business process. For example for Large money transfer we would report a new workflow every time a new transfer attempt occurs. To distinguish the different workflows we rely on unique IDs. ID can be anything you use to identify processes in your system.
To report a workflow for such the Large money transfer you could run the following command:
kosli report workflow --audit-trail LargeMoneyTransfer --id lmf-56
Evidence #
For each step in a process you can report evidence of failed or successful steps, and upload evidence files if needed.
To report the execution of the user-verification for such the Large money transfer you could run the following command:
kosli report evidence workflow --audit-trail LargeMoneyTransfer --id lmf-56 --step user-verification