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The audit trail that Xurrent maintains for each record provides an easy-to-understand overview of a record’s entire history from the moment it was created. As records age, though, their audit trails can become quite long.
To make it easier to navigate such long audit trails, the First, Previous,Next and Last buttons have been added. Auditors, administrators and specialists can use the Last button, for example, to jump straight to the last page of a record’s audit trail. That is where the very first audit entry can be found which is often of interest because it shows who created the record, when this was done, whether the record has a Source ID, etc.
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