[Status: Launched ๐] Custom field changes logs
ย I have a custom field, and somebody changes the value. I would like to see who changed and for what the value.
Option 1: I would like to see in the comments (like status changes)
Option 2: We read it from the database with an API
Do you any solution
Hiย Tรถrรถk, thank you for contributing this idea to the Community! You're right, Custom Field changes aren't logged at the moment, but I can see how this would be a useful addition, and I'll share this post with any other users who support this request.ย
Veryย welcomed feature! Simple but high impact when working with structured data in custom fields. Up!
We would like both options.
Regards
Definitely on my wishlist too. ย We too need to track all changes to custom fields.
Agreed.ย We track notes on progress updates in a custom field so high level comments can be displayed on report dashboards with the project status indicators.ย We update the progress notes each month.ย We don't use the comments for this because I don't want all comments showing up in the high level project status report.ย So we use a custom field, but I can't see previous updates unless I dig through report snapshots.ย It would be great to have the changes to this custom field show up in the log so you can go back and see previous notes.ย ย
As with forms filling out custom fields and custom fields getting more important it would really help to have some kind of history for custom fields. Now anybody can delete or change anything without leaving a trace.
Just about to postย a new topic regarding this so glad I am able to chime in here.
I have a filter set to display items when a specific custom field checkbox is checked and for some reason, several of these items aren't checked! I'd like to see who unchecks them and when ๐ก
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Robert Taylor SEO Analyst
Hi Rob, I use checkbox Custom Fields too, and I can understand how it's easy to get all the wrong data shown if the boxes aren't checked correctly. Thanks for chiming in here!ย ๐
We would like a "stream" viewย with custom fields too!
Julia Marantidi Home Automation Executive Account Manager & System Engineer
This is a much needed feature for us as well. We use custom fields to be able to track and report on information using a custom report, because the the description box is not a fieldย that will show.ย
An example why this is important for us: for automatic tasks from request forms that are for "leave requests", custom field are created for the start and end date of requested leave, there is noย log to show if that date has been changed and by who
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Same here, very valuable and critical feature requirement from my side... please do consider adding this to your short term roadmap.ย
Hi all, thanks for continuing to bump this post with votes and use-cases.ย
I'll be bringing this to the attention of our Product Team. If/when I have any information I'll be sure to post back here ๐
As an aside, for Enterprise accounts, you can run Audit Log Reports which shows some detail about Custom Fields like when they were created, modified or moved.
Our team has this same need! It would be helpful if we could see more detail about who/what/when an update occurred within a project or task. Today, we rely heavily on the data within projects and tasks for reporting purposes. If a custom field changes, weย need to have more visibility into which changed and what it changed from. This is necessary for us to troubleshoot reporting issues or track changes.
For example: if an account number changes for a project from A111 to S999, we need the comments to state such in order for billing and order processing to happen smoothly
We definitely need to be able to track changes to custom fields!ย We rely heavily on CRM OP IDs captured in the custom fields and if a change is made, we have no way of verifying who made the change, when, etc.ย It would help us troubleshoot our reporting that is linked to our CRM data.
Definitely needed!
Hi guys, our team has begun to investigate the possibility of adding this functionality. It's not a commitment, but a step in the right direction. Keep an eye on the title for future updates. Here's what the title statuses meanย ๐
Hello!
We've recently had an issue which could have been easily identified and solved if Custom Fields would log the activaty. Please bring this feature, as itยดs one of the basic things to have for tracking history and user activity. Itยดs great that itยดs being investigated. Hope it changes toย [Coming Soon...๐]ย soon! :D
Nicolas Villarreal Art Outsourcing Producer
Custom fields influence the priority of tasks in some of our projects. It would be extremely valuable to identify when these fields change, causing changes in priority.
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Good news! Reviewing the history of modifications to a Custom Fields is now availableย ๐
Your account admin needs to turn it on from Wrike Labs. It's an experimental feature right now, so please share your feedback for the team.
More information available onย the Custom Fieldsย Knowledgebase article ๐
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Great to hear that.
Thank you.
It's great to be able to see when custom fields have been changed! Now the log should be in the stream (maybe an option to hide custom field changes similar to the option to only show comments) so we don't have to go to multiple places to see task history.
I also think that these events and others (status changes, etc.) should be available from the API, but that may be a different battle because the other events aren't there yet.
Thank you.
I agree that make this visible in the stream would be an invaluable next step.
I agree that changes in custom fields should be visibble in the stream, having the possibility to switch on/off depending on the existing filter to shown only comments.
Thank you.
Hi everyone!
No new comments here for several months, so I'm closing this thread for comments as the feature suggestion is launched. Thank you for your feedback and support ๐
If you'd like to suggest additional functionality, please create a new post ๐
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