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Everything anyone (or any integration, or the AI assistant) changes is written to the audit log: who, what, when, and the values before and after. Administrators can undo a single change, or roll the whole organisation back to a point in time. The audit log

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Reading the audit log

Open Organisation → Audit logs. Each entry shows when it happened, who made the change (a person, or System for automated changes), what action it was (added, updated, removed, exported or imported), and what it affected. Click an entry for full detail, including its log ID and, where relevant, the IP address and user agent it came from. Filter by action type or by who made the change to narrow a long list down to exactly what you’re looking for.

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Rolling back

Rollback needs the audit.rollback permission (or Admin) and works from any log entry showing Rollback to this point. It reverses every tracked change made after that entry, newest first, in a single all-or-nothing operation. Before anything happens, a preview shows exactly how many changes will be reversed, so nothing is a surprise. This makes rollback a genuine undo button for the whole organisation, not just a single record. If an import went wrong or a bulk edit touched the wrong assets, roll back to the moment before it happened and everything after that point is reversed together.

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Streaming audit data out

For teams that want the audit trail in their own systems (a SIEM, a data warehouse, a compliance tool), the audit stream can be sent out continuously. See Developer tools.