Activity and transaction history
Every meaningful action in DICE — creating and editing Threads, binding and verifying identifiers, uploading files, sharing, shipments — is recorded as an event. Two surfaces expose this record:
- the Activity page, a Team-wide feed of all events, and
- Transaction History on each Thread’s detail page, scoped to that Thread.
What an event records
Section titled “What an event records”Each event captures:
- Action — what happened (e.g. “Created Thread”, “Bound”, “Verified”, “Uploaded File”, “Shared Thread”).
- Item — the target: a Thread, folder, or shipment, linked so you can jump straight to it.
- User — who did it (some events are recorded by the system rather than a person).
- Time — when it occurred.
For changes, events also carry the diff — expandable Previous value / New value details (“View changes”) — and, where available, richer context you can surface via CSV export or advanced mode: IP address, user agent, approximate location, and comments.
The Activity page
Section titled “The Activity page”Open Activity in the navigation. Events are listed newest-first; click a row to open its target (a Thread row deep-links to that exact event in the Thread’s history). Page through with Newer / Older, and adjust the page size (10–100 per page).
Two views: Events and Groups
Section titled “Two views: Events and Groups”A toggle at the top switches between:
- Events — the flat event log, one row per event.
- Groups — the same feed grouped into logical operations. A multi-step operation — a shipment, a slice, a CSV import, an assembly install — collapses under one header such as Shipment, Slice, Imported Thread, or Assembly Position, with a roll-up of how many actions and people it involved (“N actions”, “N people”). Single events still render as normal rows.
Use Groups when you want “what happened”, Events when you want every individual record.
Filtering
Section titled “Filtering”The filter bar narrows the feed:
- Action Type — a multiselect of action categories: Bound, Bind Failed, Verified, Verification Failed, Identified, Identification Failed, Created Thread, Updated Thread, Created Field, Updated Field, Uploaded File, Document Verified, Archived Thread, Unarchived Thread, Viewed Thread, Created Folder, Updated Folder, and Deleted Folder. With no selection, All Actions are shown.
- From / To — a date range.
- Show Viewed — view events (“Viewed Thread”) are hidden by default (Hide viewed); switch to Show viewed to include them. Selecting the Viewed Thread action type includes them automatically.
Clear resets all active filters. When filters are active, the page notes how many matching events are shown and whether older matching events are available.
Exporting events to CSV
Section titled “Exporting events to CSV”- Select events with the row checkboxes (the header checkbox selects the whole page; shift-click selects a range).
- Click Download CSV in the selection bar.
The CSV includes one row per selected event with full audit columns: event ID, action, title, occurred-at time, target type/ID/name, user ID/name/email, org and Team name, IP address, user agent, latitude/longitude, comment, and a summary of field changes.
Advanced mode
Section titled “Advanced mode”Inside the Action Type popover, an Advanced mode switch adds a copy button per row for the event’s UUID (Copy event UUID) — useful when referencing a specific event in a support request. The setting is remembered on your device.
Transaction history on a Thread
Section titled “Transaction history on a Thread”Each Thread’s detail page carries its own Transaction History — the same events, scoped to that Thread and its resources, shown as grouped activity blocks. A filter menu (Filter Actions) toggles between Show All and Hide View Actions. The history loads more as you scroll and ends with an explicit “End of transaction history” marker, so you always know you’ve seen everything.
Deep links work here too: copying a link from an event (or arriving from the Activity page) scrolls the history to that exact event.
Events on shared and disclosed Threads
Section titled “Events on shared and disclosed Threads”History follows the Thread’s access rules. On Threads you can see through sharing or a disclosure, events whose details were not disclosed to you appear with a Redacted badge instead of their full content — you can see that something happened without seeing withheld values. Events that only concern content entirely hidden from you are omitted rather than shown redacted.