How to see historic aggregations?

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Hi! I would need to see what past aggregation brought to IDN, for example what accounts were read 10 days ago, with their values. This is because I am having some attributes mismatches and need to investigate if it is because they came wrong from source, or were not proccessed on IDN.

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Hi Julian, you may be able to leverage the historical identities APIs if the attributes in question are at the identity level. I’m not aware of a way via search or API to do this for account level attributes and aggregations.

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Hi Adam, yes I was looking some account historical log without luck.

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I just confirmed that the identity history APIs do track changes but only for identity attributes, not each individual account attribute.

https://tenant.api.identitynow.com/beta/historical-identities/IDENTITY_GUID/events

You’d need to reference your SIEM tool if those changes are tracked there for the account attribute changes.

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  1. Do this call to get all identities:
    list-historical-identities | SailPoint Developer Community

  2. Get the GUID (“id”) for the identity in question

  3. Send this call to see all events for the identity: get-historical-identity-events | SailPoint Developer Community

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Hi Adam, thank you for your suggestion, I just tried now. It is very usefull to track identity attributes changes, I will kept.

As a workaround for traking accounts, and as I am using a web services as an authoritative source, I just developed an after operation rule that logs all records returned by the web service, at every aggregation. So If something is reported I can go to ccg.log and see what the source brought:

import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

		Iterator resultsIterator = processedResponseObject.iterator();
		log.info("Total accounts returned:  " + processedResponseObject.size());
		if(processedResponseObject.size() == 0)
			log.info("No results, raw WS response: " + rawResponseObject);
		while(resultsIterator.hasNext()) {
			Map map = resultsIterator.next();
			Set keys = map.keySet();
			Iterator keysIt = keys.iterator();
			String result = "";
			while(keysIt.hasNext()) {
				String key = (String)keysIt.next();
				result += "attribute:" + key + "//value:" + (String)map.get(key) + "***";
			}
			log.info("Account: " + result);
		}
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That’s actually really clever. TBH, beanshell is one of my blindspots in this realm so that’s a good workaround.

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@jsosa You might be able to see historic aggregations using the Search API. Specifically, you’ll want to check out audit reporting and searching events. I don’t have any specific guidance on how to accomplish historical aggregation data, but you might be able to get that from the links I shared.

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