# Version History

The **Version History** page provides a full record of changes made in your Tag Manager workspace. Each version represents a snapshot of your workspace at the time of publishing, including all tags, triggers, and variables.

This ensures that you can:

* Track what changes were made, by whom, and when.
* Roll back to previous versions if needed.
* Maintain accountability and transparency across your team.

### Step 1: Open Version History

From your **Workspace**, select **Version History**.

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### Step 2: Review Versions

At the top of the page, you will see a summary:

* **Live Version** – the currently published version number and who published it.
* **Tag Count** – total number of tags in the workspace.
* **Trigger Count** – total number of triggers in the workspace.
* **Variable Count** – total number of variables in the workspace.

Below the summary, a table lists all published versions with:

* **Version** – the incremental version number.
* **Release Note** – description of what was changed in that version.
* **Published at** – timestamp of when the version was published.
* **Published by** – the team member who published the version.
* **Actions** – options to view, compare, or roll back.

The latest version is marked as **LIVE**.

### Step 3: Use Actions

For each version, you can:

* **Fork** – Create a copy of that version to use as a starting point. This is useful if you want to branch off an older version without overwriting it.
* **Publish** – Make that version the **live workspace**. This overwrites the current live version with the selected one.
* **Preview** – Test the selected version before publishing. This allows you to validate tags, triggers, and variables in a safe environment.


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