If we had GraphQL support to query entity history / Activity Log, then we could make our own audit-log reports. Right now I see no good way to make audit investigations, like showing all changes made by a particular User in the past week.
Of course even better would be the ability to create such Views within Fibery
It would be amazing if we had more access to the activity log for entities and were able to leverage them in views to:
- Identify entities where particular fields have changed within a timeframe (e.g. entities that had been assigned in the last week or entities where the last time the Phase changed was more than a month ago, … )
- Identify entities based on the change itself (e.g. entities where the state had changed from Intake to In Progress or entities where the cost was increased by more than 5%, …)
It would also be great if you were able to access the information in automations to run actions:
- Send a notification when value is changed from a certain value to another or when the magnitude of a change is within a certain threshold (e.g. the completion timeline for a task is extended by more than 2 weeks, or when an activity goes from “In Progress” to “On Hold” but not when it goes from “Intake” to “On Hold”)
There is a lot of insight and value in the change/audit log which is currently lost. I know we are able to use automation to create other entities to track changes, but that seems wasteful and redundant given that there is already a log.
I think being able to also query for changes using GraphQL would be a great interim options, so that we can at least generate these views externally.
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