Who this is for: Anyone with access to the audit record.
Every audit carries its own history recording who did what and when — creation, scheduling, edits, status changes, issues raised and resolved, review requests and outcomes, and publication.
Each entry shows the user, a full sentence describing the change, and a timestamp — so the log reads as a narrative rather than a list of codes.
You can reach it in two places:
Where | How |
Inside the audit | The History Overview panel on the right of the audit wizard. It shows the most recent entries, with View History Details for the full log |
From Audit Records | The View Audit History row action on the audit |
The history log is what makes the audit trail defensible. When a certification body asks who changed something and when, this is the answer.
Related: 6.13 Raising an issue · 8.7 What happens after an audit is published