The History view turns your org into a timeline: when things were built, when they were last touched, and — for the most recent months — every Setup change made and who made it. It's the quick way to answer "how old is this org, really?", "what's been changing lately?", and "who's been making the changes?".
Each column is one month, scrollable back to the org's earliest days. A bar's height is how many elements fall in that month, coloured by type: business processes, record types, flows, Apex, layouts, Lightning pages, profiles, validation and assignment rules, custom objects.
This is a representative picture, not an exhaustive inventory. The timeline is built from the elements Stood has inspected for this graph — the same components that feed the KPI table and the complexity and Apex analyses. It deliberately covers the parts of the org that matter for the analysis, not every field, label or minor setting. So read it as the shape and pace of change across the components Stood tracks — representative of how the org as a whole has evolved — rather than a line-by-line audit of everything. (The Audit mode below is the one exception: it is org-wide.)
A toggle at the top changes what the dates mean:
Created — when each element was first added. The org-growth view; tick Cumulative to watch the running total climb over the years.
Modified — when each element was last changed. This surfaces churn: what's stable versus what keeps getting reworked.
Audit — every org-wide Setup change, straight from Salesforce's audit trail. This one is exhaustive, but Salesforce only keeps the last 180 days, so it's a rolling 6-month window. Click Fetch 180 days to pull it in; it's saved as it downloads, so later refreshes only grab the new days.
Click any month to open a side panel listing what happened. In Created and Modified modes each entry shows its name, its date, and who created or last modified it — shown as a person's name where we recognise the user, otherwise the raw Salesforce user id (for example a since-deactivated account). In Audit mode the panel summarises the top actions and the most active users for that month instead.
Use the legend at the top right to focus on a single type — hover a chip for an "only" shortcut — so you can watch just Flows, or just Profiles, evolve over time.