Elevar Website History

Overview

You can see changes to your sources and destinations in the "History" setting of the Elevar app. The table within this feature includes changes made to your sources/destinations, when these changes were made, and who made the changes.

Understanding your source/destination history can help you manage and troubleshoot your server-side tracking.


Elevar Website History

Locate History Settings:

  • Begin on your Elevar homepage and use the left-hand menu to click on the "Settings" tab.
    • Once in the settings, use the left-hand menu to click on the "History" tab.
      • (See Figure 1)

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Available Data:

Your history table has five columns:

  • Email: The email address of the user who made the change.
  • Date: The date and time that the change was made.
    • Uses the timezone of your Shopify shop. If no timezone was available, defaults to UTC.
  • Location: What source or destination did the change occur in.
  • Description: What was changed or updated.
  • Comment: Allows you to manually type in a comment about why the change was made.

History Order:

  • The table will show the most recent changes located at the top and older changes at the bottom of the table.
    • (See Figure 2)

Step 1 screenshot

Figure 2

History Search and Filtering:

  • You can filter all of your changes made by using the search function under each type of available data. You can apply more than one filter at a time.
    • (See Figure 3)

Step 2 screenshot

Figure 3

Add History Comment:

  • You can add comments to explain why a change was made.
  • Navigate to the "Comment" data column and click on the box located in the change you wish to comment on.
    • Type your desired comment and then click on the "Save" button or the check mark icon.
      • (See Figure 4)

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Figure 4

Administration Access:

  • If you have Owner or Admin access, you will see your History setting.
  • Members do not have access.

Data Latency:

  • Changes should appear quickly in your history.
  • If many changes are made in a row, it may take a few minutes for all to show.