Overview
We're introducing
Sub-account Snapshot History
, a new way to track every snapshot that has ever been loaded into a sub-account. You can now view a complete, organized history of snapshot activity directly from the
Actions
menu on the
Sub-accounts
page.
What's New?
* Added a new
View Snapshot History
option alongside the existing
Load Snapshot
action in the
Actions
menu.
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* View a complete list of all snapshots that have been loaded into a sub-account.
* Open any snapshot to see its detailed load history, including every time that specific snapshot was applied.
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* Drill down further to view the exact assets—such as workflows, calendars, and more—that were included in each snapshot load.
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* Each history entry displays:
* Who loaded the snapshot
* When it was loaded
* The snapshot version
* The snapshot type (Template, Created, Imported, or Marketplace)
Why It Matters
Previously, there was no simple way to determine when a snapshot was loaded into a sub-account, who loaded it, or which version was used. This made troubleshooting, auditing account changes, and understanding account setup history difficult and time-consuming.
With
Sub-account Snapshot History
, all of this information is now available in one place, making it easier to investigate changes and maintain visibility into your account setup.
Benefits
*
Faster troubleshooting:
Quickly identify what was loaded and when without relying on support tickets or team members.
*
Improved accountability:
See exactly who initiated every snapshot load.
*
Greater visibility:
Access the complete snapshot history of any sub-account in just a few clicks.
*
Detailed auditing:
Drill down from the overall history to individual snapshot loads and the exact assets included in each load.
What's Next?
We're continuing to enhance the Snapshot History experience with improvements such as search and filtering capabilities, making it even easier to navigate and audit snapshot activity as your accounts grow.