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The History tab gives you a complete audit trail of changes made to a listing from Sprintr to your connected marketplace (for example, WooCommerce). It’s designed to give you confidence to optimise and test changes, because you can always review what was changed, when it changed, and revert back to a previous value if needed.
What History includes
History records all updates sent by Sprintr to the marketplace for that listing, such as:
Pricing updates (regular price and sale price where applicable)
Content/SEO changes (e.g. title, description, tags, image metadata) when applied via Sprintr features
Other listing updates initiated within Sprintr (where supported for your channel)
Changes made directly inside your marketplace admin (outside Sprintr) may not appear in History unless they were triggered by Sprintr.
What you’ll see in the Change History list
Each entry in the list shows:
Change source/type For example, AI Optimisation (or another Sprintr feature label).
Date and time When Sprintr sent the change.
What changed A clear “before → after” view (e.g. Price Changed: From £25.00 → To £24.00).
Change details Extra context such as “Batch price update via Update Prices dialogue” to show how the change was made.
Filtering your history
Use Filter to narrow down the change log so you can find what you need quickly (for example, only price changes or only optimisation changes, depending on the filter options available in your workspace).
Reverting a change (rolling back)
A Revert button is available on each history entry, allowing you to roll a listing back to the previous value recorded in that entry.
When to use Revert
A test didn’t perform as expected and you want to return to the prior price/content
You spot an unintended change (e.g. the wrong price point)
You want to restore a previous version after multiple iterations
How to revert
Open the listing and go to History.
Find the change you want to undo (use Filter if needed).
Select Revert next to that entry.
Confirm the revert when prompted.
Sprintr will then send the rollback update to your connected marketplace and record the revert as a new entry in History (so you always have a full audit trail).
What happens after you revert
The listing’s values are updated in your marketplace to match the selected previous state (for the fields included in that history entry).
You’ll see a new History record for the revert action.
Any scores/insights that depend on the reverted fields may refresh after the marketplace confirms the update (timing can vary by channel).
Important notes & limitations
Field-level behaviour: a revert applies to the specific fields captured in that change (e.g. reverting a price change reverts pricing, not content).
Marketplace confirmation: Sprintr only considers a change complete once the connected marketplace confirms it. If a marketplace rejects an update, the revert may fail and you’ll be shown an error/failed status where supported.
Subsequent edits: if you revert an older change after newer updates were made, you may be overwriting more recent work. Check timestamps and “from/to” values before confirming.
Best practice
Use History as your “safety net” when testing pricing or running optimisations.
When reviewing performance after an experiment, note the timestamp of the change and compare it to your analytics over the same period.
If you’re unsure which entry to revert, start with the most recent change and work backwards.