The problem it solves: When a record changed via an integration, Employee History showed the source as a generic EIF – Employee Integration File. With multiple integrations potentially feeding the same record, that single label gave no indication of which integration was actually responsible. Audit trails became harder to follow. Root-cause investigations took longer. Discrepancy reviews relied on guesswork or external logs.
What we built: The Source column in Employee History now displays the actual integration file name – not the generic token. You can see at a glance exactly which integration drove a change, whether it was an EIF or an MSS file.
What this means for your team
Identify the exact integration responsible for
any record change without leaving Employee History
Resolve audit queries and discrepancy investigations faster
the source is named, not abstract
Strengthens data governance for organisations running
multiple concurrent integrations into the same employee records
What you’ll see
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| EIF | EIF – [File Name] |
| EIF | MSS – [File Name] |
Works well with: Embedded Employee Change History – together, these enhancements give you a complete, traceable record of every change made to an employee profile, including its exact source.