How to View Snapshot Push Update History in GoHighLevel

If you manage multiple workspaces in tools like ClickUp and also run client accounts in GoHighLevel, keeping track of every snapshot change is critical. This guide shows you exactly how to open, read, and manage the snapshot push update history so you always know what was updated, when, and for whom.

The snapshot push update history in GoHighLevel lets you see every time you push updates from a snapshot to one or more accounts. You can review timestamps, target accounts, user details, and even drill into specific update events when needed.

What Is Snapshot Push Update History in GoHighLevel?

When you push changes from a snapshot to any sub-account, GoHighLevel logs that action as a push update entry. The snapshot push update history is a centralized log showing these actions over time.

From this history screen you can:

• See all past snapshot push updates.
• Check which accounts received the update.
• Identify who triggered the push.
• Confirm whether the push completed successfully.

Having this information is especially useful for agencies, resellers, and teams that manage many client sub-accounts using snapshots in GoHighLevel.

How to Access Snapshot Push Update History in GoHighLevel

Follow these steps to open the snapshot push update history screen and start reviewing your logs.

Step 1: Open the Main Snapshot Area in GoHighLevel

1. Log in to your GoHighLevel agency account.
2. From the left-side main navigation, locate the section where your snapshots are listed.
3. Select the snapshot you want to review. This opens the snapshot management view, where you can push updates and manage settings.

You must first choose a specific snapshot because the push update history is tied to that particular snapshot.

Step 2: Go to the Push Updates Section

1. Within the selected snapshot, look for options related to updates or pushes.
2. Click the control that opens the push updates area for that snapshot.

On this screen, you will see the actions related to sending snapshot updates out to connected sub-accounts in GoHighLevel.

Step 3: Open the Push Update History Panel

1. Inside the push updates area, locate the link or button labeled for history or update history.
2. Click it to open the snapshot push update history panel for that specific snapshot.

Once open, you will see a list of all previously triggered snapshot push events and their related data.

Understanding the GoHighLevel Snapshot Push History Screen

The snapshot push update history screen in GoHighLevel is designed to make troubleshooting and auditing easier. Each row corresponds to a push action, and key details are shown so you can understand what happened at a glance.

Typical data you can review in this history view includes:

• Date and time the push was triggered.
• User or source that initiated the push.
• Accounts or locations that received the update.
• Status of the push (such as completed or processing).

This gives you a quick way to answer questions like “When did we last push updates from this snapshot to a specific client?” or “Who triggered the last update?” inside GoHighLevel.

Filtering and Reviewing Specific Push Events in GoHighLevel

When your agency runs frequent updates, the history list can grow large. To find information faster, you can scan the list and narrow down the pushes you need to review.

Use these approaches to analyze pushes effectively in GoHighLevel:

• Look at the timestamp to confirm the most recent push to a client.
• Check the initiating user if you are auditing team actions.
• Review the target accounts to ensure all intended locations received the update.
• Confirm the status so you know which pushes finished successfully.

By regularly reviewing this data, you reduce confusion and maintain a clear update trail for every snapshot.

Best Practices for Managing Snapshot History in GoHighLevel

Using snapshot push update history effectively helps maintain reliable configurations for all sub-accounts in GoHighLevel. Consider these best practices:

• Document your pushes: When you trigger a large update, note what changed so the history entries have context for your team.
• Verify after major changes: After pushing a major snapshot revision, check the history to verify that all intended client accounts were included.
• Use consistent naming: Clear snapshot names make the history screen easier to interpret when you manage many variations.
• Audit regularly: Periodic review of the push update history helps you spot patterns or potential issues early.

These simple habits keep your GoHighLevel environment easier to maintain and support, especially as your client list grows.

Troubleshooting With GoHighLevel Snapshot Push History

The snapshot push update history is one of the most useful troubleshooting tools in GoHighLevel when clients report issues after an update.

Use it to:

• Confirm whether a client actually received the latest snapshot version.
• See whether multiple pushes occurred in a short window that might explain unexpected changes.
• Identify which team member pushed a conflicting update.

Once you have this context, you can more confidently roll back changes, re-push the snapshot, or adjust your internal processes.

Additional GoHighLevel Resources

To go deeper into the official documentation for snapshot push update history in GoHighLevel, you can review the original support article from the platform here: Snapshot Push Update History Documentation.

If you need agency-level strategy or implementation help around GoHighLevel, marketing automation, and operations, you can also explore consulting resources at Consultevo.

Summary: Why GoHighLevel Snapshot History Matters

The snapshot push update history in GoHighLevel is essential for agencies and power users who need clear visibility into how snapshots are deployed across sub-accounts. By knowing how to access and interpret this history, you can:

• Track every snapshot push event.
• Understand who updated what and when.
• Verify successful deployment across accounts.
• Troubleshoot configuration issues faster.

Use the process described above each time you push updates from a snapshot so you always maintain a reliable and auditable record inside your GoHighLevel environment.

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