> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.atlios.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Review job history

> Track fix and image jobs for a store, inspect results, and undo applied fixes.

The **History** page lists the fix and image jobs that have run for a store, so
you can check what happened, follow jobs that are still running, and undo
applied fixes.

## The job list

Each row is a job, with its type (**Fix** or **Image**), what it did, when it
was created, its status, and its progress. Running jobs show a progress bar,
finished jobs show how many items succeeded and failed, and jobs that need your
input show **Needs review**.

You can filter the list by type, status, and time range (the default is the last
30 days), and search by store, rule, or job. Image jobs that are still running
can be canceled from the list.

## Job detail

Click a job to open its detail. The detail view shows how the job ran, including
the method used, the field it changed, the results (such as how many items were
applied, failed, or skipped), how long it took, who started it, and when.

Below that is the list of items the job touched, one per product or variant. You
can search the items and filter by **All**, **Failed**, **Skipped**, or
**Applied**. Expand an item to see:

* The error message, if it failed or was skipped.
* A before and after comparison of the change.
* A short note explaining the change.

## Undo a fix

If a fix was applied and can be reversed, an **Undo** button appears on the item.
You can undo a single item, or use **Undo all** to revert every applied item in
the job at once.

<Warning>
  Undo reverses the change in Shopify. Review the before and after comparison
  before you undo so you know exactly what will change back.
</Warning>

<Tip>
  After undoing fixes, Atlios re-checks the affected products automatically as
  the change lands in Shopify. See [How your catalog stays
  current](/concepts/scan-freshness).
</Tip>