How to stop following an entire table and start tracking only specific records

To stop following the entire table, turn off the "follow table updates" option — this clears the general tracking. Then manually add only the specific records you want to keep following.

Why switch from general to specific tracking?

Following an entire table generates notifications for any change made by other people, which can create excess alerts on very active tables. At some point, it may make more sense to track only the records that are actually relevant to your work, instead of the table's whole volume.

This change keeps your notification inbox from filling up with updates that don't directly matter, keeping the focus on what counts.

How to make the switch

Go to the table that's currently being followed entirely.
Turn off the "follow table updates" option.
The system clears the general tracking for that table.
Individually open each record you want to track and turn on follow just for it.

Tracking mode	When to use it
Entire table	Monitoring a process end to end
Specific records	Tracking only what's relevant

Why choose Jestor

Automatic notifications without needing to set up automations for every case.
Flexibility to switch between general and specific tracking at any time.
You don't get notifications about changes you make yourself, only about other people's.

FAQ

If I turn off following the table, do I lose my old notification history?

No, the history of notifications already received stays available; only future ones change.

Can I follow several individual records at the same time?

Yes, there's no limit to how many specific records can be tracked individually.

Is this setting individual per user?

Yes, each user decides whether to follow the entire table or just specific records. See more at jestor.com.

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