Find data sent from CRM to XI

Hi ,
   We are sending some data from CRM to XI system.Is there any way or transaction code by which we can check that on particular date what data has been sent by CRM system to XI.
its an argent requirement so if any one have any idea , it would be a great help for us.
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regards
Pankaj Giri

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