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"Last edited" column for policies, mappings, providers, etc.

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#24,224 opened on Jul 20, 2026

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Description

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The policies table (Customization -> Policies) has 3 columns: Name (sortable), Type (unsortable), and Actions. I'd like to have a "last edited" column so I can easily sort and see the policies I am working on or that somebody recently changed on top. Otherwise I have to hunt for them by name.

This applies to many other tables: Property Mappings, Files, Flows, Stages, Providers, Apps, etc.

I know this should be possible because some tables already have this column. Reputation Scores have a sortable "Updated" column and Blueprints have "Last applied" column.

Describe the solution you'd like

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Describe alternatives that you've considered

I tried not having the column and it was not very convenient.

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2026.5.4

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Examine existing tables (e.g., Reputation Scores, Blueprints) that already have a 'last edited' or 'Updated' column. Understand the pattern: how the timestamp is stored in the backend model and how the frontend table component displays and sorts by it. Then replicate that pattern for tables like Policies, Mappings, Providers, etc. Ensure each target model has a timestamp field (e.g., `last updated`) and update the frontend table component accordingly.
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