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# Changelog

The changelog is an overview of all transactions made within PIM. Every transaction is logged with a date, time, transaction type and username.

You can view or rollback transactions through [Product model setup](/pim3/reference/product-model-setup.md) > [Changelog](/pim3/reference/product-model-setup/changelog.md).

### View transaction

Transactions are shown directly in the changelog page.

### Find transaction

1. Click column header name for Committed, Started, Transactions type or Username.
2. Type value to search for

{% hint style="info" %}
**Tip** When searching in text it defaults to a "Contain" search. If exact match is required wrap the search text in quotes like "text to search for".

Searching in numeric values supports less or greater than like <5 or >10.
{% endhint %}

### Export transactions

1. Select the transactions you want to export
2. Click the "Actions"-button
3. Choose "Export selected"

### View transaction changes

1. Click the transaction you want to view transaction changes for

### Find transaction change

1. View transaction changes
2. Click the search column(s) you want to search, Name or Type
3. Enter your search parameter(s)

### Rollback transaction change

1. View transaction changes
2. Identify the transaction change you want to rollback
3. Click the "Rollback"-button

### Bulk rollback transaction changes

1. View transaction changes
2. Select the transaction changes you want to rollback
3. Click the "Actions"-button
4. Choose "Rollback selected"

### Export transaction changes

1. View transaction changes
2. Select the transaction changes you want to export
3. Click the "Actions"-button
4. Choose "Export selected"


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