The date and timestamp for changes made to an individual record, including the User who made the change.
The date when a User last did something related to the record (represents one of the following):
Example: If a Record has multiple Activities, the "Last Activity" date will be the Due Date of the Activity furthest in the future. If the Activity Due Dates are 1/10/2018 and 2/10/2018, the Last Activity will be 2/10/2018.
Notes:
Each Activity record has an "account_id" field that is different from the "what_id" and "who_id" fields. However, the value for the "account_id" field is calculated by inspecting the "who" and the "what" (with the "what" taking precedence).
We use not just the Activities which have the Account as the "what" but also Activities that roll-up to the Account via the Contract, Custom Object, Opportunity, and Contact
If the "account_id" cannot be derived from the "what" using the rules above, then we look to the "who." If the "who" is a contact with an associated account, then the "account_id" is the account associated with that Contact.
If no account_id is derived from these methods (for example, there is no "what" or "who" on the Task), the account_id field is left blank.
Once the "account_id" value is determined, and if the Activity is not deleted, the Activity becomes a candidate for Last Activity Date calculations for the associated Account.
Show 'Last Activity Date' on object detail page layout
Activity Metrics
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