Record history: attribution, batches and retention — Attribution is honest

A change made by an automation is recorded as that automation — not as the person who configured the rule months ago. Attributing a rule's write to a human is the one way a history actively misleads: it says somebody was at their desk when nobody was. The same applies to the AI, to imports, to public form submissions and to inbound email. Each says what it actually was. A change RowFold support made during a visit reads RowFold support (name) as the member it signed in as, with RowFold's mark beside it, never as the member alone (see Privacy & support access).