Logs

The request logs allows users to view the full history of changes made to a project. This includes edits to project details, financials, and planned milestones. It helps maintain transparency by capturing what was changed, when, and by whom.



Overview

The logs are accessible from the Log tab within a request. This tab is divided into four sub-tabs, each focusing on a specific area of the project. These tabs may have different names depending on your organization’s terminology.

Log tab sections

  • Request form – Displays changes made to any fields within the investment form or through Power Mode.

  • Expenditures – Shows all updates made to expenditure values (capex and opex).

  • Investment model – Records changes made in the investment model.

  • Planned dates – Tracks all adjustments to planned dates typically set during decision-making processes.

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How the logs work

By default, logs are displayed in chronological order (from oldest to newest). Each entry in the log captures a snapshot of what was changed, providing a clear and traceable history of updates made to the project.

The specific details included in each log entry can vary depending on which tab you're viewing (request, capex, cash flow data, or planned dates), but typically include the following:

  • State – The project state at the time the change occurred

  • Field name – The name of the field that was modified (when applicable)

  • Action – The type of change that was made (e.g., field updated, value added)

  • Old value – The value before the change

  • New value – The value after the change

  • Date – When the change was made

  • User – The user who made the change


Filtering and searching

You can filter and search the log entries using the column headers or the search bar to quickly locate specific changes. This makes it easier to track individual updates, investigate changes, or audit project activity over time.