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Custom Object Association History

I see that we can now see object association history, but not for custom objects, at least not from what I can see. Would like to see this extended to custom objects as well. 

35 Comentarios
ktamarzist
Miembro

agreed and upvoted

laurabren
Colaborador

+1 ! Super frustrating that this is not available.

 

Right now we track this in a roundabout way with custom properties (e.g. "Number of associated [custom object]: XX") and then property history will show when that number has changed. But would be so nice to have this in the UI out of the box instead 😕

laurabren
Colaborador

+1 ! Super frustrating that this is not available.

 

Right now we track this in a roundabout way with custom properties (e.g. "Number of associated [custom object]: XX") and then property history will show when that number has changed. But would be so nice to have this in the UI out of the box instead 😕

 

Cryptoshua
Miembro

Couldnt agree more on this. It is native for Contacts, Companies. ALL functionality of native objects needs to have the exact logic appliced to custom objects. 

HaVdb
Colaborador

Hi @GregP  there's another Idea on the community with a bit more upvotes on this same topic (I think) -> https://community.hubspot.com/t5/HubSpot-Ideas/Custom-Object-Association-History/idi-p/576062 

Maybe it's a good idea to all upvote that Idea & get to more upvotes on 1 post? 

 

I really hope HubSpot can put this on the roadmap soon! Would be super useful. I have a custom coded workflow that associates contacts with a custom object, and when the workflow history says everything was excecuted perfectly; I want to be able to see if a user in my portal manually removed the association or if something went wrong with that workflow for example.

The history is so needed for troubleshooting from an ops side!

HaVdb
Colaborador

Hi @louischausse,

 

there's already an Idea on the community with a bit more upvotes on this same topic (I think --> see  https://community.hubspot.com/t5/HubSpot-Ideas/Custom-Object-Association-History/idi-p/576062 )

 

Maybe it's a good idea to upvote that Idea & get to more upvotes on that post? 

 

I really hope HubSpot can put this on the roadmap soon! Would be super useful. I have a custom coded workflow that associates contacts with a custom object, and when the workflow history says everything was excecuted perfectly; I want to be able to see if a user in my portal manually removed the association or if something went wrong with that workflow for example.

The history is so needed for troubleshooting from an ops side!

louischausse
Asesor destacado | Partner nivel Platinum

@HaVdb thanks for flagging.

I will ask a moderator to merge both ideas.

 

cheers,

HaVdb
Colaborador

@louischausse would be good to immediately merge this one with it too -> https://community.hubspot.com/t5/HubSpot-Ideas/Association-History-Involving-Custom-Objects/idi-p/79.... 😉

 

Thanks! 🙏

louischausse
Asesor destacado | Partner nivel Platinum

added to the list!

cecilia-thespot
Colaborador

I'm finding myself here once again making a request for a feature that is an absolute necessity that I can't believe doesn't already exist.

This is imperative to have in most use cases I'm sure, to understand how associations originated, and to be able to find, understand and correct any errors that may arise. 

Viewing the activity history of Custom Objects is important. Please implement it ASAP.

thechiefgood
Miembro | Partner nivel Platinum

Please make this available. It is so needed. Thank you! 

ESullivan37
Miembro

+1! This would be a very helpful feature.

ARay7186
Miembro

Being able to see the association history for custom objects would be extremely helpful! 🙏 

LauGil
Participante | Partner nivel Platinum

Please! This feature is very much needed!! is this on the roadmap? 

baernhardj
Colaborador

We need this as well.

We can see the association history from a standard HubSpot object to a custom object.

We need the other way round as well, from the custom object to the standard object.

Thanks