Methodology
Methodology

Audit trail

Every change to the conservation record is logged with author and timestamp.

Audit is the documentary trail by which a conservation record can be reviewed. The platform records changes — to observations, photographs, interventions and references — with author and timestamp, so that the development of the record is itself a record.

Per-record history

Each substantive change is logged against the affected record, with the author and the moment of change preserved.

Issued-report lineage

Where issued reports are revised, the revision is preserved as a new document with documented lineage back to the prior version.

Frequently asked

Can audit entries be removed?
No. Audit entries are append-only and persist for the life of the record.
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