Activity log

Who changed what, and when

When a price looks wrong or an item has vanished, the useful question is what happened. The activity log answers it without anyone having to remember.

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What you get

  • Changes recorded across domain models
  • The person responsible captured on each entry
  • Before and after values on updates
  • Filterable log screen in settings
  • Store-level and platform-level trails kept apart
  • Records that are written, not edited
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An entry with the person on it

Each entry records who caused the change as well as what changed, so the trail is useful in a conversation rather than only in a database.

  • Causer captured per entry
  • Before and after values
  • Timestamped and ordered
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Your trail stays yours

Store activity is written into your own database, and platform administration keeps its own separate audit trail. The two are never mixed together.

  • Store trail in the store database
  • Platform actions logged separately
  • Filterable from settings

Try activity log on your own stock

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