🎁Changelog Export — Turn History into Proof
Audit-ready PDF of every change across tasks, constraints, and zones!
Changelog Export turns project history into a clear, shareable record you can trust. Pick a date range and generate a PDF that shows who changed what and when across tasks, constraints, and zones.
Why This Matters
Construction programmes shift daily; without a dependable trail, small edits become costly surprises. A verified changelog strengthens contract positions, accelerates dispute resolution, and keeps everyone aligned to the latest plan. It replaces opinion with evidence, building confidence from site to boardroom.
What’s New?
Export a time-boxed change report as a consistent, ready-to-share PDF. Choose the timeframe and the content, including tasks, constraints, and zone changes. Schedule delivery so the right people receive regular updates by email.
How It Helps
Planners and coordinators review weekly edits to protect schedule health and catch control gaps early. Highlights: audit-ready evidence, claims support, schedule health monitoring, team alignment, automated oversight.
Example use cases
After leave, a Project Manager downloads last week’s log to review schedule edits before escalating issues. Also, during a variation claim, a team attaches the report to evidence impact and timing.
Key Considerations & Caution Points
Availability: Export is available only within Takt.
Timeframe: Select between 1 minute and up to 365 days (366 in a leap year); use focused windows for faster, clearer reports.
Not captured (know the limits)
Zone shape resizing and moving are not logged.
Zone (including shape) deletions are not logged.
Zone Preview changes are not logged.
Task and Constraint deletions are not logged.
Changes in the count of tasks per zone (status-wise or total) are not logged.
Practical tip:
Schedule regular exports to avoid very long ranges and to keep an audit rhythm across the team.
The report includes actions from the date this feature went live; earlier dates are not available.
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