> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.hivo.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.hivo.co/grouped-collections/view-history-and-comment-for-grouped-collections.md).

# View History & Comment for Grouped Collections

### View History for Grouped Collections

This feature allows users to track and audit the complete activity log, showing who performed what action and when within a specific Grouped Collection.

⚠️ **User Right Required:** User must have the permission: **“*****Can View All Grouped Collections***".

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To view the modification and interaction logs of a Grouped Collection, follow these steps:

* Access the Grouped Collection: **Open the specific Grouped Collection** you wish to audit.
* **Open Settings Menu:** On the banner header, click the Three Vertical Dots **(⋮) icon** to open the Grouped Collection configurations.

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* **Switch to History Tab**: Inside the dialog box, navigate and switch over to the History tab.
* Review the **Log Details**: In this dashboard, you can review a comprehensive table containing:
  * **Time:** The exact timestamp when the activity occurred.
  * **User:** The identity/name of the team member who made the change.
  * **Action:** The specific task performed (e.g., *New, Edit Featured Image, Edit Collections, Edit Tags, share*).

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### Comment for Grouped Collections

⚠️  **Who can view, reply to comments, and perform other actions?**&#x20;

All users with "**View all Grouped Collections**" permission can see the full comment content and all related replies.

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#### 1. How to Post a New Comment

* Open the Grouped Collection where you want to leave feedback.
* On the header panel, click the Comments icon (located next to the three-dot settings icon).

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* The Comments dialog box will appear, type your message into the *"New Comment..."* field. You can format your text using Bold, Italic, Bullet lists, Links, Images, or use **@mention** to tag specific team members.
* Click **Submit** to post your comment.

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#### 2. Comment Management & Filtering

The comment center allows you to easily search and organize feedback:

* **Search comment text:** Type keywords in the search bar to find specific comment threads instantly.
* **Status Counters:** Quickly view the counts of total active comments, change requests, or resolved items.
* **Sorting Options:** Click the sorting icon next to the search bar to order comments by: ***Created at, Last reply,*** or ***Comment by.***
* **Mark All:** Quickly apply bulk actions or status updates to all visible comments.

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#### 3. Available Actions for Comments

You can perform the following:

* **Reply:** Thread a response directly under a colleague's comment to keep discussions organized.
* **Edit/ Delete:** Modify or permanently remove your own comments.
* **Resolved:** Mark the discussion or issue raised in the comment as completed/settled.
* **Request Change:** Set the comment state to an official change request, signaling that updates are required for this collection layout.

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If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask, we're always here to help!


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