objectChangeHistory and objectType: VIRTUAL_CARDS.
Prerequisites: a user access token with the
VIEW_OBJECT_CHANGE_HISTORY scope, and the virtualCardId of a card on the account. See Activity history overview for the full query, response fields, and access rules.Creation
The card recordsOBJECT_CREATED when it’s issued.
When a card is created through an approval, it also gets the request’s
APPROVAL_REQUESTED and APPROVAL_APPROVED events, dated when they happened. See Approvals.
New cards also record OWNER_ASSIGNED for their first owner, and an ACCESS_GRANTED event with "reason": "owner-floor" for the owner’s SPENDER access. See Ownership and access.
Settings changes
A settings change records oneFIELD_CHANGED event per field that changed, with change: { "field", "old", "new" }.
A limit change records both
spend_limit and spend_limit_duration when both change, and only the one that changed otherwise.
A funding switch can record both funding_source and spend_account: one gets the new ID and the other changes to null. Switching to a bank card records the previous funding field changing to null. The bank card’s own ID isn’t recorded.
Status changes
Locking, unlocking, and closing a card recordFIELD_CHANGED with field: "status".
The history records lock state as a status.
UNLOCKED and LOCKED both describe an open card, which the card queries report as status: ACTIVE with the lock in authorizationSetting.lockedByUser and lockedBySystem. See Card status and limits.
An unlock can also change the lock date, recorded as a separate
lock_date event. Unlocking a single-use card sets a lock date one day out. Unlocking a multi-use card whose lock date has passed clears it to null.
A cancelled card’s reason is one of:
Lock reasons
When a card is locked without a person asking for it, the lock event carrieschange.reason:
A single-load card that drops back under its limit is unlocked again, attributed to
system: "virtual-card-service".
Security changes
Fluz records that these changes happened, and who made them, but never the sensitive value.Expense details
Memos, receipts, and categories belong to a transaction, not to the card. When one changes, Fluz records aFIELD_CHANGED event on the card the transaction was made with.
Each event also identifies the transaction:
These events are recorded for:
updateTransactionMetadata.- The
UPDATE_TRANSACTION_METADATAbulk operation, formemoandtransactionCategory. bulkUpdateErpTransactionMetadata, forerp_category.- Edits in the Fluz web app. In the Fluz mobile app, receipt uploads and removals, and QuickBooks category changes.
- A memo or category set when the transaction is made.
- A card’s default memo or category copied onto each new transaction.
- QuickBooks vendor, customer, class, billable, and memo fields, including memo edits in the Fluz mobile app.
- A QuickBooks category or memo that Fluz copies into the Fluz fields.
Sharing
A card’s ownership, access, and invite events follow the shared rules in Ownership and access. When a recipient claims a card that was shared with them, the card recordsACCESS_GRANTED or ACCESS_LEVEL_CHANGED with "reason": "shared-card-claim". The claimer is both the actor and the subject.
Approvals
These requests record approval events on the card. The trail is described in Approvals.
A request about an existing card that nobody decides in time records
APPROVAL_EXPIRED on the card. A declined or expired request to create a card (600003) leaves no history, because no card was created.
Systems you can see
What isn’t recorded
- Revealing card details.
- Transactions, authorizations, refunds, and spend amounts. A transaction only shows up through what it caused, such as a
USED,LOCK_NEXT_USE, orSINGLE_LOAD_LIMITevent. - The bank card’s ID when the card switches to bank card funding. You see
funding_sourceorspend_accountchange tonullinstead. - Turning Fluz balance funding on or off.
- Card balance loads and closures at the card issuer that don’t change the card’s status.
- Share links. Generating, claiming, or deactivating a share link isn’t part of the card’s history. The claim’s access grant is.
Next steps
Activity history overview
The query, response fields, actors, approvals, and access levels.
Edit a virtual card
Change the settings that appear in the card’s history.