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Changelog report; Report on changes: Changes in your Org; Elements reporting; Who made changes in my Org

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Written by Ksawery Lisinski
Updated over a week ago

In order to investigate in detail the full scope of changes done in an Org, you need to run a report in your Org model. This article covers how to report on Salesforce metadata change log records.

Article outline

  • Prerequisites

  • Running a report

  • Grouping the report by type, status or user

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Prerequisites

  • Registered and verified Elements account

  • Sync'd Salesforce Org

Running a report

When you open the Org model, click on the report icon in the upper right corner of your screen.

From the dropdown list, select the "Change log" report.

You can then specify the timeframe against which you would like to run the report.

Grouping the report by type, status or user

The report is a list of all change log records for a specific timeframe. You can export it into Excel or Google Sheets for further manipulation, or use the reporting app instead.

To quickly find relevant information, you can click and drag a column into a grouping space above the columns. This will group the rows by that attribute.

Column groupings can be stacked together. In the example below, the report is grouped by type of metadata, status and user, which would allow to easily spot who has done what sort of change to which types of metadata.

Note: for deleted metadata the user will show as "undefined". This is because we are unable to retrieve information on deleted metadata, as it no longer exists.

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