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History Tracking for MDA Objects

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  • July 15, 2020
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Stuart
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  • January 3, 2024

Adding my +1 to this; there are certain fields I’m tracking history for now using real-time rules, however 1) this is time consuming and really not a scalable approach, 2) only works with a low-volume object and 3) change tracking should really be considered as a standard for an enterprise solution allowing admins to review changes within their instance (this challenge isn’t just limited to MDA changes but across all aspects of the application).

 

From an admin perspective, it’s disappointing to see functionality for change tracking deprioritized versus other functionality.


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  • October 8, 2024

Adding my +1 to this as well. It’s concerning that something with this much engagement and has such a clear value has gotten pushed off the roadmap so often.

 

A particular use case for a standard object is tracking CTA changes, especially on custom fields, and Company-level attributes as well. Having to potentially create a snapshot object from scratch and then maintaining it via rules is frivolous admin overhead, adds rules overhead and schedule issues, and clutters up the instance.


ahollen
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  • October 15, 2024

I realize this is a very old thread but this is the only thread I could find for exactly what I am looking for.  Is there now a way to track CSM changes to an account now and I just haven’t figured it out?  As with everyone above, there is a need to know when a CSM changed and which CSM previously had the account. 

Thank you in advance and apologies if this is already available in NXT and I’m not seeing it


alizee
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  • October 16, 2024

@ahollen You can do several things: 

  1. Create a auto milestone on CSM change, which will record when there has been a CSM change but won’t structure the data “from” / “to.
  2. Create a real-time rule that detects previous and current CSM and writes that in a custom object
  3. Create a snapshot rule that runs daily and snapshots all values (or whichever values you want) including the CSM value so you can store previous and current value

1 and 2 OR 1 and 3 should be combined imho. 

Hope this high level helps!

Thanks

A


bradley
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  • April 15, 2025

Ya’ll got anymore of that roadmap? 

4 years ago it was on the roadmap and now… ​@pgeorge ​@revathimenon …?


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  • May 5, 2025

Any updates on this one? Not having CSM history by default seems like an obvious miss, especially when creating this requires admin work and can fail


bradley
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  • May 5, 2025

Any updates on this one? Not having CSM history by default seems like an obvious miss, especially when creating this requires admin work and can fail

This isn’t quite the same, but the last release did roll some CSM tracking fields out, OOB: https://support.gainsight.com/gainsight_nxt/Release_Notes/Current_Release_Notes_-_2025/Gainsight_CS_Release_Notes_April_2025#Out-of-the-Box_Precalculated_Fields_Now_Available_Across_Key_Data_Models

I haven’t used it yet, but at least based on the article it seems you would get the last CSM and the date it changed. So, wouldn’t be a full history but it would be something.


pranaykundarapu
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  • October 17, 2025

We have recently granted the CSM the capability to modify the roles of individuals, and we would like to implement a method to track who made these changes. Implementing this feature would be a great help to suffice the requirement.


rakesh
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  • November 14, 2025
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laurennewman7
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  • March 26, 2026

Could you share whether this functionality will apply to all fields and objects within CS NXT, and if there’s an estimated timeline for release? Having visibility into the “Last Modified Date” at the field level is important for us to ensure a seamless Load to HubSpot rule.