ClientCorporationEditHistory
Tracks historical changes that are applied to client corporation records. This table supports transparency and auditability by maintaining detailed logs of updates that affect organizational information.
Columns
| Name | Type | ReadOnly | Description |
| Id [KEY] | Int | False |
Represents the unique identifier (Id) for the client corporation edit-history record in Bullhorn CRM. This value enables consistent cross-referencing and supports audit workflows that require a stable link to each historical change entry. |
| AuditTrail | String | False |
Captures the audit-trail details that are associated with the client corporation record. This information provides a chronological narrative of actions that are used during compliance review, troubleshooting, and historical verification. |
| DateAdded | Datetime | False |
Indicates the date and time when the edit-history record is created. This value supports audit-timeline reconstruction and helps users understand when specific modifications occur. |
| MigrateGUID | String | False |
Captures the globally unique migration value that is associated with data-import or synchronization processes. This value supports reconciliation activities that validate whether historical records are transferred correctly between systems. |
| ModifyingPersonId | Int | False |
Represents the Id of the user who performs the modification that is captured in the edit-history record. This value supports accountability and enables detailed tracking within change-management workflows. |
| TargetEntityId | Int | False |
Represents the Id of the entity that is affected by the recorded modification. This value supports relationship mapping and ensures that each change is correctly linked to the corresponding client corporation or related entity. |
| TransactionID | String | False |
Captures the transaction identifier that is associated with the recorded modification. This value supports grouping of related actions and assists with detailed audit analysis across system operations. |