Board and Item Activity History
See who created, changed, moved, or deleted any task, group, or column on a board, with filters by action, author, and date.
The Activity History automatically logs every relevant change on a board: tasks created and edited, status changes, reassignments, columns and groups added or removed, and more.
Requirements
- None — history is recorded automatically from the moment the board exists.
Viewing a whole board's history
- Open the board.
- Click Activity History (icon on the top bar).
- The panel opens with the most recent events first.
- Use Load more to go further back.
Viewing one task's history
- Open the task (click its row).
- Go to the Activity tab.
- You'll see only that item's events: column changes, reassignments, comments, etc.
Available filters
Inside the history panel you can filter by:
- All / Values (cell changes) / Status / Assignments / Created / Deleted.
- Author (a user, the AI, an Automation, the System, or the API).
- Date range.
Example
You open the "Client onboarding" board's history and filter by "Assignments": you see "Ana updated Assignee from nobody to Peter on the task 'Send welcome message', on July 8".
Tips
- Each event shows who did it — a User, the AI, an Automation, the System, or the API — handy for auditing active automations.
- Per-item history is the fastest way to reconstruct exactly what happened to a specific task without scrolling the whole board's feed.
Troubleshooting
- A change I expect isn't showing: very old events may need "Load more"; also try clearing any active filters.
- An item's history is empty: it might be a freshly created task with no edits yet; the creation event should still appear.
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