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Activity Feed: Track Admin Changes
Activity Feed: Track Admin Changes

Element451 tracks changes performed by internal users, allowing for greater transparency among colleagues.

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Written by Eric Range
Updated over a week ago

Overview

The activity feed includes tracked changes made by internal users. As a result, if needed, leadership/admins can quickly investigate the changes in a student's record.


Changes Tracked

The activity feed includes the following changes performed by an internal user:

Module

Activity Tracked

Tasks

Assigned

Created

Deleted

Users

Merged

Deleted

Updated name

Updated address

Updated milestone

Updated profile

Updated email address

Decisions

Checklist item added

Checklist item removed

Checklist item updated

Criteria deleted

Criteria updated

Update of assignment

Note added

Note deleted

Note updated

Decision released

Stage updated

Status updated

Event

Marked as attended

Conversations

Added participant

Update of assignment

Closed

Updated favorite

Joined

Left

Open

Updated tag

Other

External activity completed


Viewing Tracked Changes

πŸ“™ Note: The Activity card must be enabled for your profile template. If you want more information on profile templates, visit this article.

  1. Navigate to Contacts > People or use the search bar in the top right corner to search the student's name.

  2. Click on their name to open the profile.

  3. Look for the Activity card on the user profile. You can also search for it using the search bar.

  4. To expand the information, click the arrow next to Activity or click the More button.

  5. When an internal user makes one of the above-mentioned changes, it will show on the student's activity feed as follows:


    This internal user activity tracking allows for greater transparency in changes made by internal users, allowing for easier management of tasks and workflows in an office.

For a list of tracked student activity changes, please see Activity Feed: Overview.

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