> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.textsetu.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# History & Rollback

> Every value keeps a full change history you can inspect and roll back.

Every translation value keeps a full **history** of its changes. Nothing is ever
silently overwritten — you can always see what a value used to be, who changed it,
and roll back to any earlier version.

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## What history records

For each value, TextSetu stores an entry every time it changes, including:

* The **previous text** and the **new text**.
* **Who** made the change (name and email).
* **When** it happened.
* **Who approved it** (when the [approval workflow](/docs/guides/approval-workflow) is in
  use) and when.

This gives you a complete audit trail per value, which is invaluable for
debugging "who changed this and why" questions and for compliance.

## Viewing history

Open a key's **detail panel** (or the cell's **History** view) on the
[Translations](/docs/guides/translating) grid. You'll see the chronological list of edits
for that value in the selected language, most recent first.

Glossary terms and translation-memory entries keep their own history too, so you
can track terminology and segment changes the same way.

## Rolling back

From the history list, you can **restore** a previous version. The restored text
becomes the current value (subject to the approval workflow if it's enabled — a
rollback by a non-approver is itself a proposal). The rollback is recorded as a
new history entry, so the timeline stays complete; rolling back never erases the
record.

## Activity logs

Beyond per-value history, TextSetu keeps **activity logs** at the organization,
project, glossary, and translation-memory level. These show the broader stream of
actions — keys added, members invited, approvals, imports, merges, and so on. See
[Analytics & Activity](/docs/guides/analytics-and-activity).

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## When you'll use this

* **Reverting a bad edit** — restore the prior value in one click.
* **Auditing** — prove who changed a string and when.
* **Understanding outdated flags** — see what the source/translation used to be
  when a value was flagged outdated.

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Related: [Translating](/docs/guides/translating) · [Approval Workflow](/docs/guides/approval-workflow) · [Analytics & Activity](/docs/guides/analytics-and-activity)