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Migration of Siemplify API to Chronicle API for Google SecOps SOAR Integrations

  • May 29, 2026
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harshal.thakor
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Will the SOAR SDK and Siemplify methods be deprecated after migrating SOAR to GCP?

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Background:

We are in the process of migrating to GCP for Google SecOps SOAR. We currently have an integration that uses the SOAR SDK internally, and that SDK is built on the older Siemplify APIs.

Questions:

1. Will the SOAR SDK be fully migrated to the new Chronicle API?

The SOAR SDK currently uses the old Siemplify APIs internally. After migrating SOAR to GCP, will the SDK itself be updated to use the new Chronicle APIs under the hood — or will we need to make changes on our end?

2. Will Siemplify methods used in Actions, Jobs, and Connectors be deprecated after migration?

We are using Siemplify methods directly in our Actions, Jobs, and Connectors. Will these methods still work after migration, or will they be deprecated?

Some examples of the methods we are currently using:

python

siemplify.extract_action_param()
siemplify.result.add_result_json()
siemplify.LOGGER.info()
siemplify.get_cases_by_filter()
SiemplifyAction()

Will we need to refactor all usages of these methods to use the new Chronicle API equivalents, or can we continue using them post-migration?
3. Does integrations after migration will be also going to exist on Content Hub?
4. Is stage 1 of migration is for everyone who is using SecOps SOAR, correct?

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JeremyLand
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  • May 29, 2026

1: The SOAR SDK has been updated and supports both the old Siemplify API and the new Chronicle APIs,  as long as you are running an up to date version of the SDK you will be able to continue using it as it. This capability is handled by the AddressProvider, any internal references to “1P” api are the new chronicle endpoints: https://github.com/chronicle/soar-sdk/blob/main/src/soar_sdk/SiemplifyAddressProvider.py#L177

2: The Siemplify methods in Actions/Jobs/Connectors will stay the same in integrations, the underlying Siemplify module handles the transition and will make calls to the new chronicle API.

3: Yes integrations will still be handled by the Content Hub

4: Yes stage 1 applies to everyone using SecOps SOAR,  The process is slightly different if you currently have the Unified SIEM/SOAR deployment or are running SOAR standalone but all SOAR instances are impacted.

From an API standpoint the things you will need to look out for are any custom integrations to the SOAR API that are not using the standard soar-sdk methods, so review your integration looking for anywhere the base url or api endpoints are hardcoded instead of relying on the siemplify module.