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View Activity for a SalesDoc

Learn how to view the Activity Feed for a SalesDoc and track its complete history. See who made changes, when updates occurred, status transitions, accounting sync activity, conversions to Jobs, and other important workflow events.

Hoops keeps a detailed Activity Feed for every SalesDoc.

This allows you to see:

  • Who changed a SalesDoc (eg.Quote)

  • When a SalesDoc was updated

  • Status changes

  • When a quote was converted into a Job

  • Xero or QuickBooks Online sync activity

  • What changes were made to pricing or totals

  • And more

If you have ever asked:

  • “Can I see who edited my quote?”

  • “Can I track changes to a SalesDoc?”

  • “Can I see when a quote was converted?”

  • “Can I see the history of a SalesDoc?”

  • “Can I audit changes to a quote?”

The Activity Feed is where this information is stored.


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View SalesDoc Activity

To view the activity for a SalesDoc:

  1. Open your SalesBoard

  2. Click the SalesDoc number

  3. The document drawer will open on the right-hand side

  4. Click the Activity tab

You will now see a timeline of all activity related to that SalesDoc.

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Expand Activity Details

Some activity items can be expanded for additional detail.

Click the down arrow beside an activity item to see:

  • Who made the change

  • Date and time of the update

  • Previous totals and updated totals

  • Status changes

  • Workflow updates

For example, you may see:

  • A quote updated from 300 shirts to 3,000 shirts

  • A Quote converted into a Job

  • A SalesDoc synced to Xero

  • A status changed from Pending to Approved

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SalesDoc Workflow Tracking

The Activity Feed keeps a running history of all important SalesDoc events and workflow changes.

This is especially useful when:

  • Multiple team members work on the same quote

  • Customers request revisions

  • You need to audit changes

  • You want visibility into document history

For more information about Activity across all document types in Hoops, see:

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