What the log records

Every change the log remembers, grouped by what it happened to.

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The log records structural changes and value changes alike. This is the complete set, grouped by what the change happened to.

Reverting an earlier change is itself recorded.
What changedRecorded as
The boardcreated board · renamed board · updated description · changed settings · added member · removed member · archived board · restored board
A groupcreated group · renamed group · changed group color · moved group · archived group · restored group
A columncreated column · renamed column · changed column settings · moved column · changed column restrictions · archived column · restored column
An itemcreated item · renamed item · moved item to group · reordered item · archived item · restored item
A single cellupdated · added person · removed person
A viewcreated view · renamed view · archived view · restored view
An automationtriggered · sent email
The log itselfreverted: recorded whenever someone undoes an earlier change

What a row tells you#

  • Who made the change, with their avatar and a colour-coded badge for the kind of change.
  • When: relative, with the full timestamp on hover.
  • What was changed, with a breadcrumb showing where it sits on the board.
  • The old value struck through and the new value beside it, where there is one.

Automation entries are recorded but hidden by default, see Filtering the log to bring them in.

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