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description: View a detailed historical log of past data graph refresh and activation events directly within the user interface. This new feature provides comprehensive visibility into your data processing pipelines, allowing you to see exactly when a data graph was last refreshed, the duration of the processing cycle, total record counts, and the success or failure status of past runs.
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# Track Past Refresh Events in Data Graph Refresh History

View a detailed historical log of past data graph refresh and activation events directly within the user interface. This new feature provides comprehensive visibility into your data processing pipelines, allowing you to see exactly when a data graph was last refreshed, the duration of the processing cycle, total record counts, and the success or failure status of past runs.

**Where:** This change applies to Lightning Experience in Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer editions.

**When:** This feature is available starting in June 2026.

**Why:** These insights help you monitor data freshness, optimize your scheduling, and troubleshoot failed refreshes with precision. Because this is a read-only metadata display, it delivers these visibility improvements without consuming any additional credits.

**How:** This feature is auto-enabled for all customers. To view the historical log, go to the Data Graph tab in Data 360. Next to an active data graph, select Refresh History.

#### See Also

- [_Salesforce Help_: Data Graph Refresh History](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=data.c360_a_data_graph_refresh_history.htm&language=en_US)