View model activity

Use the audit trail functionality in the ValidMind Platform to track or audit all the information events associated with a specific model. See a record of comments, workflow status changes, and updates made to the model.

Prerequisites

• You are logged in to ValidMind.
• There are models registered in the model inventory.¹

¹ Register models in the inventory

Model Activity

The Model Activity page shows a record of all activities, including actions performed by users in your organization and updates generated via the library such as:

• Inventory fields updated on the model²
• Model stage transitions³
• Updates to model documentation, validation reports,⁴ or ongoing monitoring plans⁵
• Test results added to your model⁶
• Artifacts added, updated, or removed⁷
• Comment creation and replies⁸
• Model stakeholders added or removed from your model⁹

² Edit model inventory fields

³ Manage model stages

⁴ Working with model documentation

⁵ Ongoing monitoring

⁶ ValidMind Library

⁷ Working with artifacts

⁸ Commenting

⁹ Manage model stakeholder types

To view model activity:

1. In the left sidebar, click Inventory.

2. Select a model or find your model by applying a filter or searching for it.¹⁰

3. In the expanded sidebar that appears for your model, click Model Activity.

¹⁰ Working with the model inventory

Filter activity

Use the Filter button to narrow down activity by category or specific values.

1. Click Filter to open the filter popover.

2. Click Add Rule to add a filter condition.

3. From the dropdown, select a filter option:

   Event Category

   Shows all events in a category. For example, selecting Artifacts: Validation Issue shows all validation issue events. Options include artifact types (such as Artifacts: Validation Issue, Artifacts: Policy Exception, or Artifacts: Model Limitation), Model Documents, Model Inventory Fields, Model Lifecycle, Model Metrics, Model Stakeholders, and Workflows.

   Filter by Value

   Shows events for specific items you select. Pick a category, then choose one or more specific items from the second dropdown. For example, choose a particular validation issue, workflow, or custom field.

4. (Optional) Add more rules by repeating the previous steps. Multiple rules combine with AND logic — for example, filter by a category and a specific user to see only that user’s activity in that category.

5. Click Apply Filters.

View active filters

After applying filters, active conditions appear as chips below the header. Click on any chip to remove that filter, or click Clear All Filters to reset.

Share filtered views

Filters persist in the URL, so you can share or bookmark a filtered view.