Project activity
The running record of what changed in a project, who changed it and when.
The activity feed answers "what happened in this project, and who did it?". Everyone who can open the project can read it.
Open the feed
The project overview shows the latest few events under Recent activity. Select View all to open the project's Activity page, which lists everything that happened, newest first, with who did it and when. Load more fetches older events.
Events that no person started, such as a translation run that finished, are shown as done by System.
What appears
| Area | Examples |
|---|---|
| Keys | A key created, keys deleted, renamed or given a character limit in bulk, source text copied into a language |
| Languages | A language added or removed, with how many translations went with it |
| Review | Translations approved, flagged or restored to an earlier version, a review requested |
| Translation runs | A run finished, with what it translated, reused from memory or could not translate |
| Quality | Self-heal and source drift repairs |
| Assignments | Work assigned, started, submitted, withdrawn, approved or sent back |
| Comments | A comment posted |
| People and access | A member's access to the project granted, changed or removed |
| Project | The project's web address changed, API tokens and webhooks created |
| Delivery | A language published to the CDN |
The feed records actions on the project, not every keystroke. To see each version of one translation, with Restore on each, use its version history.
Activity and the audit log
The activity feed is a product history, meant for the people working on the project. The workspace audit log is the security record: an append-only trail of who was given access, whose role changed, which credentials were created, and destructive changes such as deleted projects and removed languages. Use the audit log when you need evidence; use the activity feed to follow the work.