--- title: "Track and Review Gladly AI Configuration Changes" slug: "guide-changelog" updated: 2026-08-29T21:44:01Z published: 2026-08-29T21:44:01Z canonical: "help.gladly.com/guide-changelog" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.gladly.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Track and Review Gladly AI Configuration Changes | **REQUIRED USER ROLE** Administrator and Team Manager | **PERMISSION OVERVIEW** [View permissions by role](https://help.gladly.com/docs/managing-users-and-roles#roles-and-responsibilities) | | --- | --- | The Changelog shows a chronological record of all changes made to Gladly AI. Each entry displays what changed, when it happened, and who made the update, helping you track configuration changes over time. ## What the Changelog tracks The Changelog records changes to your configuration, including: - **Basics** – Changes to Gladly AI name, description, or signature - **How to speak to customers** – Changes to advice items that shape tone and communication style - **When to get more help** – Changes to handoff scenarios and escalation settings - **Guides** – Changes to individual Guides and their components Each change includes an AI-generated summary that describes what was modified in plain language, making it easy to understand the impact of each update without reviewing technical details. ## Accessing the Changelog Access the Changelog from the main navigation menu. ![Menu displaying various options with 'Changelog' highlighted for easy access.](https://cdn.us.document360.io/7047b671-c4f2-4df0-bb0a-b9b511fd2452/Images/Documentation/changelog (2).png) ## Use the Changelog ### Understand the table The Changelog displays entries in a table with the following columns: | Column | Description | | --- | --- | | Date | When the change was saved | | Gladly Agent | Which Gladly Agent was modified | | What changed | The portion of the configuration that was updated (Basics, How to speak to customers, When to get more help, or a specific Guide) | | Summary | An AI-generated description of what changed | | By | The user who made the change, or “System” for automated changes | > [!NOTE] > What does a ‘System’ change mean? > > You may occasionally see **System** listed in the **By** column. This indicates an automated update made by Gladly rather than a manual change by one of your users. > > > > **Why this happens:** When we introduce new features or improve how data is stored, Gladly may make automatic updates to ensure your existing configuration is compatible with the latest technology. > > > > **Example:** Gladly updates how Guide information is organized behind-the-scenes to power a new capability → a "System" entry will appear in the log to show that your Guides were successfully updated to the new format. ### Filtering results Use the filters at the top of the page to narrow down the changes you’re looking for: - **Date range** – Select a start and end date to view changes within a specific time period. The default is the last 30 days. > [!WARNING] > Availability of log data > > The Changelog captures data in real-time starting from its release. Changes made to your AI configuration prior to January 28, 2026, are not available in the log as this tracking feature was not yet active. - **Gladly Agent** – Filter to show changes for a specific profile only. - **What changed** – Filter by the type of change (Basics, Guide, How to speak to customers, or When to get more help). - **By** – Filter by who made the change. Select “System” to see automated changes. Filter selections are saved in the URL, so you can share a link to a specific filtered view with your team. ### Navigating pages The Changelog displays 20 entries per page. Use the **Previous** and **Next** buttons at the bottom of the table to navigate through older or newer entries. ## Common use cases - **Troubleshooting unexpected behavior** – If Gladly AI starts responding differently, check the Changelog to see what configuration changes were made recently. - **Understanding team activity** – See who on your team has been making changes and what they’ve been working on. - **Reverting changes** – While the Changelog doesn’t support automatic rollback, you can use it to understand what was changed so you can manually revert settings if needed.