A note is a comment on one event. For example: “Checked with Ana. This was the agency’s migration.” The note stays with the event, so your team knows the story later. This is a feature of Pastmark Pro.
Add a note #
- Go to
User Activity → Activity Logs. - Click ⋮ on an event and choose Add Note.
- Write your note and click Add note.

You can also open the event. The Notes box in the details has a text box Add a note… and the button Add note.

See which events have notes #
An event with notes has a small note icon with a number. The number is how many notes it has. A single note shows 1.

Edit and delete #
- Click Edit under a note to change the text. Click Delete to remove it.
- A note is never rewritten in secret. An edit adds a new version. A delete adds a “deleted” marker. Click edited next to the note to read the earlier versions.
Limits #
- A note can have up to 5,000 characters.
- A note is plain text. Pastmark Pro removes HTML tags when it saves. If your text has
<and>tags, they are gone.
Who can do what #
| Person | Read | Add | Edit and delete |
|---|---|---|---|
| Administrator | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Person with access to the log and chosen in Settings → Notes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Person with access to the log, not chosen | Yes | No | No |
Let others add notes #
- Go to
User Activity → Settings → Notes. - Choose Roles and Users who may add notes.
- Click Submit.
A person who adds notes must also be able to view the log. Give access in User Activity → Settings → Access, because notes are written from the log screens. Pastmark does not log changes of the Notes setting.
Where notes are saved #
- Notes have their own database table. They are never saved in the log table.
- Pastmark Pro creates the table by itself, and creates it again if it is missing.
- A weekly task deletes notes whose event was already deleted by auto-delete.
- When you uninstall Pastmark Pro with Remove Data On Uninstall on, the table is deleted.