Reading the Timeline
The changelog shows events in reverse chronological order. Each entry includes:- Timestamp — When the event occurred
- Event type — Created, updated, published, status changed, etc.
- Asset — Which content asset was affected (linked to the asset detail view)
- Author — Which team member performed the action
- Summary — What specifically changed (e.g., “Headline updated”, “Published to WordPress”, “CTA replaced”)
Event Types
| Event | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Created | + | New asset added to the registry |
| Updated | ~ | Content revised, fields edited, or AI regeneration applied |
| Published | ↑ | Content pushed to WordPress or other platform |
| Status Changed | → | Draft → Review → Published transitions |
| Optimization | ★ | Score change, objective assignment, or scoring rule update |
| Deleted | × | Asset removed from the registry |
Filtering
Narrow the timeline using:- Content type — Show only blog posts, only landing pages, etc.
- Author — See what a specific team member changed
- Date range — Focus on a specific week, month, or quarter
- Event type — Show only publications, only revisions, etc.
- Asset — See the full history of a single content piece
Use Cases
Audit Trail
When you need to know who changed what and when — for compliance, team accountability, or debugging an unexpected change.Regression Investigation
If performance drops suddenly on a content asset, check the changelog to see what changed around that time. Correlate with the Revision Impact report for metric-level details.Team Productivity
Track publishing velocity across the team:- How many pieces were published this week vs. last week?
- Who’s generating the most content?
- Are assets sitting in draft status too long?