Activities in STRATUS and with the STRATUS Addin for Revit and AutoCAD are logged on the Activities page in a tabular format. Many activities can also display in the Change Notifications Activities Feed. See the Change Notifications article for more information.
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Activities Table
The Activities tab logs STRATUS and STRATUS Addin for Revit and AutoCAD changes over time. This information can help track down how a change was made and when.
- Show - Select the number of activities to display on the page.
- Search - Search for any character sequence in the table.
- Filters - Filter by any column except value and Route.
- Sort - Sort items by Date.
- Date - The Date the activity occurred.
- User - The User who initiated the activity. Only user’s who have an activity will display.
- Project - The Project the activity occurred in.
- Model - The model impacted by the change.
- Item - The Item type (Assembly, Company, Cut List, Model, Package, Package BOM, Project, Supplier) for which the activity occurred.
- Action - The action executed on the Item including: Activated, Archived, Assigned To Station, Completed, Created, Date Changed, Deleted, Locked, Modified, Publish Failed, Published, Purchase Order Processed, Quote Processed, Reverted, Tracking Status Changed, and Unlocked.
- Name - The name of the Item (Ex Assembly Name or Package Name).
- Tracking Status - If the Item was an Assembly or Package, the Tracking Status change at the Date specified will display.
- Processor Division - If the Item was an Assembly or Package and a Processor Division was changed for the Date specified, it will display.
- Value - The Value indicates what was changed or a tracking change comment that was made.
- Route - Displays where the change was made and the type of action that occurred.
Activities Logging for Publish Setting Changes
Publish Setting changes will be logged for the following saved activities:
Admin > Company > Settings > AutoCAD & Revit
Assembly conflict resolution (Specific to AutoCAD)
Assembly conflict resolution (Specific to Revit)
Use Parameter Mapping for Assembly Import and Publish
Property to Map to Assemblies
Admin > Project > Settings
Assembly conflict resolution (Specific to AutoCAD)
Assembly conflict resolution (Specific to Revit)
Use Parameter Mapping for Assembly Import and Publish
Property to Map to Assemblies