Overview
Sellercloud allows you to view the edit history of each product from the catalog. All the changes made to a product are logged in the Change Log which is available in a separate tab on the product’s Toolbox bar.
Access the Product Change Log
To see details on changes made to a particular product in Sellercloud, follow the steps described below.
- Navigate to Catalog > Manage Catalog.
- Use the search function, and open the requested product.
- Click Toolbox, and select Change Log in the drop-down list.
- From the change log grid, you can filter your search using the Add Filter + button and apply the filters with the Search button.
View Details of Logged Changes
PARAMETER | DEFINITION |
Log ID | Displays the unique identifier of a particular change log record |
Log Time | Displays the date and time when a particular change occurred |
Changed By | Displays the user who made the change. Populated with the employee’s email if the edits made manually. If not, the column is empty. |
Application | Displays the app used to make a change. For example, CoreWebAdmin will appear if a user makes changes within the Sellercloud website. Skustack or Shipbridge will appear if a change is made in the application itself. Most others are normally services running on the backend. |
Property Name | Displays the column that was changed |
Original Value | Displays the old value of the column before the change occurred |
New Value | Displays the new value of the column after the change/edit occurred |
URL | Displays the URL where the change event occurred |
Whenever any product property is edited, a history record is created recording who made the change and when.
This history log can be viewed on the property level by clicking the + next to a specific field. For example, if you want to see changes to the InventoryAvailableQty you can click the + and it will pop up a new page with the changes made to that.
Similarly, all history of changes to a product can be viewed together by clicking the History menu item on a specific product.
