The History tab shows the complete change log for a rental unit. Every field change, status transition, and system action is recorded automatically — with the actor, timestamp, and old and new values. The "Rental unit created" entry marks the beginning of the log.
What Locari does automatically: Record every data change to the rental unit — regardless of whether you, a team member, or a system routine triggered it. What you do: Read the history and use it as evidence when needed. Entries cannot be edited or deleted.
Common Tasks
- Read the latest changes
- Distinguish system vs. manual actions
- Understand retention rules
- Use the history for audit purposes
For a general overview of the unit: Rental Units.
How to
Reading the History
- Open the rental unit → click the History tab.
- The log is sorted newest first.
- Each entry shows: actor, timestamp, changed fields with old and new values.
- Simultaneous changes to multiple fields (within one second, same user) are grouped into a single entry.
Example: On 03/06/2026 at 14:22, "Anna Miller" changed the net rent from 750 € to 800 € — this appears as a single history entry.
Actor and Source
Each entry identifies an actor:
- Team member (by name): manual input via the interface
- System: automatic action (e.g. status update after activation)
- Rental unit created: creation event with date and user if traceable
The source ("Manual entry" / "System") is shown alongside the actor.
Views and Fields
Timeline View
Each history entry shows:
- Timestamp (date and time)
- Actor (team member name or "System")
- Changed fields (per field: old value → new value)
- Source of the change
Creation Entry
At the bottom of the log: "Rental unit created" — with the date and the user who created the unit (where traceable).
Empty State
If no changes have been made yet, the page shows: "No changes — changes to this rental unit will appear here."
Audit and History
The history is available for the entire lifetime of the rental unit. The following rules apply:
- Retention: History entries are retained for as long as the rental unit exists in the system.
- When the rental unit is deleted: The entire history is removed permanently.
- Entries are immutable: No team member — including administrators — can edit or individually delete history entries.
Do not delete a rental unit while active or ongoing tenancies are linked to it — the audit trail will be lost and can no longer be used as legal evidence.