What goes wrong
Teams lose track of who approved a fix or when a publish ran, especially across agencies and staging paths.
Approvals & Audit History
Approvals & Audit History
Approvals & Audit History lists proposed and approved actions, local run history, timestamps, and versions where storage proves them — not an immutable or universal audit log.
See proposed and approved actions with timestamps and versions where storage proves them — not an immutable or universal audit log.
WordPressConsole where paired Limited — storage-bound history
Proposal
Suggested action submitted
Decision
Approved or declined
Dated trail
Timestamped record where stored
What you can see now
Operators and agencies who need to see what was proposed, what was approved, and what ran on a property without assuming blockchain-grade immutability.
You review proposed vs approved actions and local run history where implemented — with honest gaps when storage does not capture an event.
How it works
Approvals & Audit History in practice
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Propose
Supported fixes and artifacts enter a proposed state with preview.
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Approve
Owner approval recorded with timestamp where implemented.
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Publish
WordPress publishes — history entry appended where stored.
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Review
Browse run history in plugin or paired Console within plan limits.
Evidence inputs
What it reads
- Proposed fix or artifact change records
- Approval or rejection timestamps
- Published change versions where stored
- Local run log entries from WordPress plugin where available
Example output
Sample based on the documented methodology
Illustrative: Fix proposed — returns policy clarity
Illustrative: Approved by owner — publish recorded where storage exists
Illustrative: Recheck passed — history retained per plan (bounded, not immutable)
Boundaries
Control, limits, and availability
- Availability
- Limited — storage-bound history
- Read/write behaviour
- Append/read history records inside Agentic Bridge storage boundaries. Does not modify WordPress core audit tables.
- Approval boundary
- History reflects recorded actions only — gaps mean storage did not capture that event.
What we do not claim
- Not immutable, tamper-proof, or universal across every hosting stack.
- Does not replace WordPress core revision history for all content types.
- Gaps in history mean storage did not record that event.
Security & privacy
- History excludes visitor PII — operational actions only.
- Retention follows plan entitlement and documented privacy settings.
Evidence details for evaluators
- Availability
- Limited
- Platform
- WordPress, Console where paired
- Evidence source
- Local plugin store and optional Console sync
- Last verified
- 24 Aug 2026
- Read or write
- Read
- Requires approval
- N/A for viewing history
- Reversible
- N/A — history is observational
- External provider
- No
- Plan availability
- Depth and retention vary by plan
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Common questions
Questions about Approvals & Audit History
Is audit history legally admissible?+
No. It is operational history for owners — not certified compliance logging.
Does Shopify share the same audit trail?+
No. Shopify hosted scan history follows commerce entitlements — not WordPress publish audit records.
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