Read domain withdrawals in the organization audit trail
Withdrawing a shared email domain now reads as a plain sentence in your organization's Audit page, and audit links with broken filters open the timeline instead of failing.
You open the Audit page to answer a question: who lost access, and when. Two things got in the way of a straight answer.
Withdrawn domain entries
Withdrawing a shared email domain from a project used to show up as an entry no one could read, with the raw action name in place of a sentence and an empty detail panel underneath. You now get a sentence naming who withdrew the domain, which domain it was, and which project it reached. Open the row and the detail panel lists the domain and the project by name.
Audit links with bad filters
Following an audit link with a stale or hand-edited filter in the address used to land you on a load error. Chief now drops a filter value it cannot use and shows you the timeline, with the rest of the filters in the link still applied.
Paste an old audit link, or filter down to a person, and you land on the trail rather than an error screen.