Activity
Blueputto Activity is a shared change feed for reviewing who changed what and when, with a readable audit trail for document updates across your team.
Grzegorz
Activity is the shared change feed for Blueputto. It gives teams one place to review what changed, who changed it, and when it happened.
While Home only shows a short recent summary, Activity is the fuller workspace for operational visibility and lightweight auditing.
A paginated feed of recent changes
The page is built as a paginated table with three clear pieces of information:
the action,
the related document,
and the time it happened.
Each live row links back to the document directly. If the document has already been deleted, the name stays visible with a struck-through treatment instead of disappearing entirely. That keeps the change log understandable even after cleanup.
The entries are written for operators, not only developers
The main value of Activity is not just that events are stored. It is that the feed stays readable.
In the current implementation, Activity is centered on document changes such as:
title updates,
content edits,
folder moves,
author changes,
label changes,
status changes,
and metadata field updates.
Those events are shown as plain-language descriptions instead of raw technical diff records. That makes the page useful for editors, coordinators, and organization admins who need to understand movement without inspecting the underlying data model.
From quick pulse to lightweight audit trail
Activity works best as the bridge between quick awareness and deeper investigation. Home gives a short pulse, document settings show the latest changes for one record, and Activity becomes the place to review the broader pattern across the organization.
That makes it useful for daily coordination, recent-change review, and simple audit questions without requiring a heavyweight revision system.
