Request History Log

Request History Log

Each request (incident, work order, etc.) has its own history log, which is a record of every event, comment, and action that takes place as the request progresses from start to finish.  If you want to see more/less detail, you are welcome to make changes to the log.

To adjust which history log items you see:
  1. From the Dashboard, tap Your Profile.
  2. Tap Select which Request (Incident, Work Order, etc.) log events that you see.
  3. Adjust settings as needed.
  4. Tap the update button at the bottom of the screen.
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