Process history

What is meant by Process history?

The term "Transaction History" refers to the detailed record and timeline of actions or processes within a software application. The transaction history allows tracking all relevant steps and decisions made during a specific operation or transaction.

Typical software functions in the area of "Transaction History" include:

1. Activity Logging: Logging of all activities and events related to a transaction.
2. User Management: Management and display of information about users involved in or performing a transaction.
3. Timestamps and Versioning: Documentation of times when changes were made, as well as versioning of documents or data.
4. Audit Trail: Providing a comprehensive audit trail of all steps and changes made.
5. Search and Filtering Functions: Ability to search, filter, and quickly locate specific events or timeframes within the transaction history.
6. Export and Reporting: Generating reports on the history and details of a transaction for internal or external purposes.
7. Notifications and Alerts: Automated notifications about important events or changes in a transaction.

Examples of "Transaction History":

1. Order Created: A user has created a new order in the system.
2. Status Changed: The status of a delivery has been changed from "In Progress" to "Completed."
3. Document Uploaded: A document has been added to the transaction and sent for approval.
4. Approval Rejected: A proposed change has been rejected by an approver.
5. Comment Added: A user has added a comment to a specific step in the transaction.
6. Export Completed: An export of the transaction history was performed for archival documentation purposes.