Follow everything with the change log

Read the project change log, drill into a single document's history, filter to what matters, and export the record.

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Every meaningful action in a project writes to its change log: who did it, when, and what it touched. Not a wall of grey text, either: each entry links to the live document, person, and status involved, so you can click straight from the entry to the thing it changed.

Read the project change log

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   Open your project's change log to see every recorded action in order: uploads, revisions, status changes, transmittals, membership changes, and more.

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   Click the document, person, or status in any entry to jump to it. The entry is a record and a shortcut at the same time.

Follow a single document

Every document carries its own history too. Open the document's details and switch to the Change log tab to see everything that ever happened to that one document: every revision, every status change, every issue. When someone asks "when did revision C become current, and who did it?", this tab is the answer.

Filter and export

On a busy project the full log is long, so filter it down: to one person, one kind of action, or one stretch of dates. When you need the record outside fluxems, for a client report or a dispute file, export the filtered view and hand it over as is.