Maarten, If the modified on of the account is the only one that's an issue, you could have a different field on the account for 'Modified by User', and report on that for the account. This would be similar to the Modified On field, but you wouldn't set it if one of the other Modified On fields were updated. You would probably need a plugin for this though, so you can compare the pre and post entity to see which fields were changed. The only other thing you could do is have a new entity that represents record updates, Audit Record. It could be an activity - each time a X is changed, create a new Audit Record regarding the record that changed, with a lookup to the corresponding account. If you only care about the changed to ANY record of a given entity, scrap the Activity part and just have a field for the name of the entity. Hope this helps! I'd appreciate if you'd mark this as Answering your question. Thanks, Aiden
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