Systems and methods for transaction tracing within an IT environment
A system for tracing transactions includes a system mapping engine configured to generate a multi-tier control point map based on source code and transaction data of one or more source systems; and a tracing engine configured to trace transactions across the one or more source systems based on the multi-tier control point map. The multi-tier control point map provides end-to-end transaction traceability.
1. A system for tracing transactions between and among source systems, the system comprising:
a system mapping engine configured to:
receive parsed source code and transaction data of one or more source systems having different system management software,
identify transaction records from the parsed source code and the transaction data of the one or more source systems,
wherein the transaction records are between the one or more source systems,
group the transaction records so as to generate a golden record for each group of transaction records,
identify golden records whose attributes indicate linked transactions across the one or more source systems, and
generate a multi-tier control point map based on the linked transactions across the one or more source systems; and
a tracing engine configured to:
trace the linked transactions across the one or more source systems based on the multi-tier control point map, wherein the multi-tier control point map provides end-to-end transaction traceability,
identify one or more failure points for completeness, timeliness, and/or accuracy of the linked transactions across the one or more source systems, from the trace of the linked transactions across the one or more source systems, and
create one or more alerts and/or notifications based on the identified one or more failure points for completeness, timeliness, and/or accuracy of the linked transactions across the one or more source systems.
2. The system of claim 1 , further comprising:
a dashboard configured to provide user navigation among tiers of the multi-tier control point map.
3. The system of claim 1 , wherein the system mapping engine generates the multi-tier control point map via match-and-merge techniques.
4. The system of claim 1 , wherein the transaction data of the one or more source systems includes transaction records, and wherein the multi-tier control point map links golden records of grouped transaction records.
5. A method for tracing transactions between and among source systems, the method comprising:
receiving, by a system mapping engine, parsed source code and transaction data of one or more source systems having different system management software;
identifying, la the system mapping engine, transaction records from the parsed source code and the transaction data of the one or more source systems, wherein the transaction records are between the one or more source systems;
grouping, la the system mapping engine, the transaction records so as to generate a golden record for each group of transaction records;
identifying, la the system mapping engine, golden records whose attributes indicate linked transactions across the one or more source systems;
generating, by the system mapping engine, a multi-tier control point map based on the linked transactions across the one or more source systems;
tracing, by a tracing engine, the linked transactions, across the one or more source systems based on the multi-tier control point map, wherein the multi-tier control point map provides end-to-end transaction traceability;
identifying, by the tracing engine, one or more failure points for completeness, timeliness, and/or accuracy of the linked transactions across the one or more source systems, from the trace of the linked transactions across the one or more source systems; and
creating, by the tracing engine, one or more alerts and/or notifications based on the identified one or more failure points for completeness, timeliness, and/or accuracy of the linked transactions across the one or more source systems.
6. The method of claim 5 , further comprising:
providing, via a dashboard, user navigation, among tiers of the multi-tier control point map.
7. The method of claim 5 , wherein the multi-tier control point map is generated via match-and-merge techniques.
8. The method of claim 5 , wherein the transaction data of the one or more source systems includes transaction records, and wherein the multi-tier control point map links golden records of grouped transaction records.