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# Contact History Now Shows Access Permission Changes
Now, the lead history has a new enhancement: displaying access permission changes. With this feature, it is possible to view which changes were made, ensuring greater transparency and control over the permissions assigned within the platform.
**What changed?**
From now on, when an access permission is changed on a lead, this modification will be recorded in the lead's history. Among the recorded information are:
* Action taken: What was changed in the access permission.
* ID of the previous owner: Identification of the user who previously had access.
* ID of the new user: Indicates the user who received the new permission.
#### Benefits of the new feature
This improvement allows:
* Greater traceability: Understand who made changes and when they occurred.
* Transparency: Avoid conflicts by knowing exactly which users had access changes.
* Security: Control the sharing of sensitive information within the platform more precisely.
With this update, users gain more autonomy and clarity about lead permissions, ensuring a safer and more efficient workflow.
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