Hi ​@anupradhan 

You cannot query older revisions of a fact sheet, but maybe the changelog export works for you. Usually it’s triggered manually, but you can generate and download it via the API and process the resulting xlsx file via an Excel library.

thanks. What is the api to export the changelog? - found it,

It’s this one for generating the changelog:

https://[your-host-name].leanix.net/services/pathfinder/v1/exports/fullExport?exportType=AUDIT_LOG&startDate=2025-09-17&endDate=2025-09-19'

And this one for monitoring the progress, until status=”DONE”:

https://[your-host-name].leanix.net/services/pathfinder/v1/jobs/job:[your-job-id]/status

And this one for downloading the generated changelog:

https://[your-host-name].leanix.net/services/pathfinder/v1/exports/downloads/[your-download-id]/?key=[your-key-id]

You can get the required parameters from the API responses.

Hi ​@anupradhan ,
Based on my own experience, the change log can help you but you will struggle to get to the result you expect to get. 
What we do , in my company, is that we replicate the leanIX data to an Azure Datalake (using the APIs to extract the data), and we add a timestamp in order to keep multiple snapshots of our data. In  our case, this was mostly meant to enable us to build quality dashboards showing trends over time. But, of course, that also means that we keep historical versions of our factsheets.

Thank you Didier,

We wanted to do the same. Tried couple times to put our data in datalake. Long process for us. Wish LeanIx had some options. They have the time slidebar on the reports and also save versions. would be nice if they can expose it  

Good conversation !

Maybe there is an opportunity here for a tool/feature that SUPPORTS viewing a subset of the fields in a factsheet - and let you click on a time line (like the ones in the LeanIX reports) where there are DOTS based on the dates in th changelog.

Yes, the size of the DOTS in the timeline can be related to the number of changes that day in the factsheet (to help the human visualize differentiate between days when there is one change vs days where many changes were applied).  I’ll be glad to help design such tool.

I think this is important - what do others think?