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Activity feed basics

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Goal: Know where to find Account, Process and Activity feeds, understand what each shows, and use them to track versions, changes, comments and suggestions.

In your Gluu account you have 3 types of feeds:

  • Account feed
  • Process feed
  • Activity feed

Feed navigation #

  1. Read newest information at the bottom of each feed.
  2. Identify entry types by ribbon color: dark blue (versions), green (process changes), orange (change suggestions), and no ribbon (comments).
  3. Use the right-side navigation bar (Account and Process feeds) to jump to versions, changes, or suggestions (same colors as entries).

Account feed #

The account feed shows versions, comments and change suggestions across all processes where you are owner, editor or member.

  1. Open the left-hand menu anywhere above process level.
  2. Click Feed.
  3. Scan versions, comments and change suggestions relevant to you.

Who can post: Members, editors and owners of the processes shown in the feed can post comments and change suggestions.

Process feed #

The process feed shows versions, comments, process changes and change suggestions for the specific process you are viewing.

  1. Open a process page.
  2. Click Feed in the left-hand menu.
  3. Review the process’s versions, comments, changes and suggestions.
  4. Post a new comment or change suggestion (members, editors and owners).
  5. Reply to existing comments or suggestions to support process improvements.

TIP! Use the filter bar at the top of the feed to narrow by type, user, or date range — useful for managing large processes with many comments and suggestions.

Activity feed #

The activity feed shows what happened on a specific activity (changes, who did them, comments and change suggestions).

  1. Open the activity page.
  2. Click Feed in the left-hand menu.
  3. See the most recent changes and who made them.
  4. Leave a comment or a change suggestion about the work instruction.

TIP! Comments posted in an activity feed also appear in the related process feed.

Updated on May 8, 2026