How to see exactly what changed in a record when multiple edits were saved at the same time?

In Jestor's table history, each grouped edit — when several fields are changed and saved all at once — is logged with the before and after of every field, letting you compare exactly what changed in that single save action.

Why group edits instead of showing one line per field?

If you edit five fields on a record and save once, it makes more sense to see those five changes together — as a single action — rather than split into five disconnected history lines. Grouping them this way preserves the context that those changes happened at the same moment.

How to check this grouped history in Jestor?

On the table, go to the Views area and choose the History option.
The system shows the account's full history, already filtered for that specific table.
Filter by action type — whether it was an update, a deletion, and whether it came from a user, an automation, or an API.
Each history record shows the before and after of the information changed in that group of edits.
You can export this history to keep as an audit trail.

Available filter	What it lets you see
Action type	Update, deletion, creation
Source	User, automation, or API
Date	Today, yesterday, or a specific period

Why choose Jestor?

Since this history is filtered directly on the table itself, understanding what happened to a specific record doesn't require digging through the entire account's general history in Jestor — saving time on audits and reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this history be exported? Yes, you can export a copy of the filtered history to keep as a spreadsheet or audit record.

Does the history show who made the change? Yes, the source filter indicates whether it was a user, an automation, or an API call.

Is this the same as the whole account's history? It's the same information as the general account history, just filtered for the table in question.

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