Know what changed, who did it and when.
VFlowPro records operational changes with the affected record, the recorded user or system process, a timestamp and field details where they are available. Audit entries are read-only in the application, and the audit area shows the latest integrity status for review.
Explore the audit trailA practical history when a change needs explaining.
VFlowPro records operational changes across the platform: the action, record, recorded user or system process, timestamp and—where they are captured—previous and new field values. System, application and subsidiary administrators access the audit trail from their portal context.
Entries are read-only through the application, including for administrators. This gives teams a stable account of recorded activity, while integrity verification provides a separate check of the protected portion of the history.
Find the activity you need, then review it in context.
Search the read-only history, open a record timeline or export the filtered view for review outside VFlowPro.
Search and filter the trail
Filter by record type, action, date range or text to focus the trail, then sort and page through the results.
Read one record's timeline
Open the complete history of a single record in the order it happened, so a change can be understood in sequence rather than reconstructed from a list.
Export filtered history
Export a filtered selection to CSV for review outside the application.
A read-only audit record, with integrity checks.
Each new audit entry is linked to the history that came before it. Integrity verification can report changes to hashed content, broken predecessor links and concurrent-write forks—while the audit area presents the current integrity status.
The audit area makes the latest integrity status clear, including when verification has not yet been completed. Use the trail to review activity in VFlowPro, and export filtered history when it needs to be reviewed elsewhere.
- Read-only in VFlowProAudit records cannot be edited or deleted through the application, including by administrators.
- Review integrity statusThe latest completed verification can flag altered content, broken links or concurrent-write forks.
- Role-controlled audit accessSystem, application and subsidiary administrators can use the audit trail within their portal context.
Bring the relevant activity into the review.
Whether a quality outcome needs explaining, a document approval needs checking, a supplier decision needs attributing or a user invitation needs following up, teams can start with the activity that was recorded instead of reconstructing it from email and memory.
Use the trail alongside the relevant operational record to review what was captured, by whom and in what sequence.