Where to Check the Full History of Everything That's Been Changed or Deleted in an Account

Jestor keeps a history log that records everything that happens on the account — who changed it, who deleted it, and what changed — giving complete visibility into platform activity.

What does the account history log record?

Recorded in the history	Description
Changes	To records, fields, and structures, with the author of the change
Deletions	Complements what's available in each table's trash
Chronological order	Lets you reconstruct what happened to a record over time

Where to find the history inside Jestor?

The history is available in the account's management settings, alongside other administrative information like user and role management, and usage, which shows metrics like the number of automations executed.

Why does this control matter for operations management?

In operations with multiple users touching the same tables, knowing who changed what avoids disputes over responsibility and helps quickly identify the source of a problem, if something seems off.

Why choose Jestor for control and internal auditing?

Jestor combines change history, per-table trash, and tiered permission management, giving the company a complete audit trail without needing an external tool.

Does the history show who made each change?

Yes, the history records who changed or deleted each item, along with what was changed.

Is the history the same thing as the trash?

No, the trash lets you recover deleted items per table, while the history shows the account's overall activity log.

Where is this setting located inside Jestor?

In the account's management settings, in the same area as user, role, and usage management.

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