The “Recent Activity” feed on the main screen of Tulip will show you many types of events across your company’s Tulip Account. You can use it to see:
which apps have been changed recently
which Analyses have been added,
which users have created an account,
... and much more.
Click the “heartbeat” icon in the top right of the toolbar to see a list of the 50 most recent activities.
Then, click the “Recent Activity” header to see a longer history of activities within your account.
Exporting Activity Data
The Activity History page will show up to 2000 items over a specified time range. If there are more than 2000 records over this period, you will be instructed to select a smaller time range, and only the first 2000 items will be shown. The items that will populate include:
App Groups
When a user creates a new app group
When a user archives an app group
When a user renames an app group
When a user restores an app group
Apps
When a user makes a new application
When a user archives an application
When a user restores an application
When a user renames an application
When a user modifies permissions to an application (owner, publisher, editor, viewer)
When a user adds a new person to an application with owner, editor or viewer role
When a user removes a person’s specific role from an application
When a user changes the role of a user already assigned to an application
When an operator or admin makes a comment on an application
Approvals
When a user adds a person to an application for a specific approval type
When a user removes a person from an application for a specific approval type
When a new version is published
If approvals are turned on, when a new version publication has been submitted for review
When an approver rejects or accepts for a specific approval type
When all approvals have been made for a new version and that version becomes the ‘most recently published version’
When a user cancels a publication request
Users
When a user adds another user to the system
When a user deactivates another user’s account
When a user reactivates another user's account
When a user’s full (display) name is changed
When a user changes the permissions of another user
You can use the “Export Data” button to either:
Export all data in the current view into a CSV
Print all the data in the current view. Each data point will be printed on a new line, with extra spacing between separate events from the feed.