Show feed updates on a record’s detail page whenever someone creates related records.
Feed updates for related records let you track the creation of related records from
the parent record.
Available in: Group,
Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, Contact
Manager, Database.com, and
Developer Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To change feed tracking settings
Customize Application
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Feed Tracking and
select Feed Tracking.
Click the object for which you want to enable feed updates for related records.
Click All Related Objects.
If you don’t see this option, make sure that actions in the publisher are enabled. The
All Related Objects option isn’t available for all objects.
Save your changes.
Example If you enable feed updates for related records on accounts, the account feed includes:
Feed updates for all activity on the account
Feed updates announcing new related records
Records must be created via object-specific actions, from related lists on the record
itself, or directly associated with the related record to appear in its Chatter feed. For
example, if a task is created via a global action and isn't directly associated with a
parent record via the Related To or Name fields, the task doesn't appear in the related
record 's feed even if you update it and relate it to records afterward.
Enabling All Related Objects doesn’t retroactively add related records to feeds. Only newly
created records that are related to the enabled object are included in its Chatter feed.
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