How to Download a List of Implemented Changes in Shirofune

Introduction

Shirofune's "Chances for Improvement" feature provides optimization recommendations, which many users apply regularly. But what if a client asks,
“Can you show me the changes that have been implemented over the past few weeks?”
This article explains how to easily access and export that list.

1. Accessing the List of Changes

• From your Shirofune dashboard, locate the “Chances for Improvement” section.
  
  
• Click on “List All” in the upper right corner of the dashboard.
  
  
• This will open a view of all recommendations, including both pending and completed ones.
  
  

2. Filtering for Implemented Changes

• In the Chances for Improvement tab, click on the “Implemented” tab.
  
  
• This filters the view to only show changes that have already been applied to the account.
  
  

3. Downloading Execution Results

• Click on “Download Execution Results.”
  
  
• This generates an Excel file containing a detailed list of every implemented change.
  
  
• The file includes:
  
  
  • Change ID (starting from 0 and going up sequentially).
    
    
  • Date of implementation.
    
    
  • Description of the change.
    
    
  • A link to a screenshot of the change for documentation.
    
    

4. Accessing Visual Records of Changes

• Each row in the Excel file includes a URL link to a screenshot showing the change.
  
  
• You can copy and paste any of these URLs into your browser to visually verify what was done.
  
  

5. Use Cases for This Feature

• Share transparency reports with clients.
  
  
• Review optimization history for auditing or internal documentation.
  
  
• Use screenshots to support performance reviews or strategic meetings.
  
  

Conclusion

Shirofune makes it simple to track and export a history of implemented changes through the Chances for Improvement feature. With just a few clicks, you can create a fully documented record of optimizations—including dates, actions, and visual proof.

Would you like help interpreting the data in your Excel report or turning it into a client-facing presentation?