@JacqueM6 Yes, it is possible to track login and logout events in Pega and export that information to Splunk. Pega logs authentication events in the PegaRULES log file with entries like "Authentication successful" or "Logged out". You can configure Pega to send these logs to Splunk by using a Syslog appender or forwarding the PegaRULES log file via a Splunk Universal Forwarder. Another option is to create a custom log category to log login and logout actions more clearly, and then export those logs. For more structured data, you can also create a custom data page or declare trigger to capture login/logout times and store them in a dedicated table, then use a job scheduler or REST connector to push that data to Splunk. Make sure your Splunk team sets up appropriate inputs to receive the data.