Revision comparison just got a lot more useful. Forms now have the same comparison tools that Workflows and Pages already had, and Workflow comparisons now describe exactly what changed instead of showing a count.

Forms comparison is here

Forms now support the same three comparison entry points as Workflows:

• Compare with published in the form editor’s top bar while a form has a draft.
• Compare on any version in the form’s Revision History.
• A change count with View changes when you discard a draft.

Every form field addition, removal, rename, and setting change is grouped and diffed the same way it works for workflows.

Workflow comparisons now describe every change

Previously, some workflow changes appeared as summaries like “1 due date changed” without showing the details. That’s been replaced with full descriptions for:

• Due dates
• Assignments
• Task permissions
• Approvals
• AI tasks
• Code tasks
• Custom notifications
• Auto-sent emails
• Data set actions
• Conditional logic

Conditional logic changes are shown rule by rule, and the conditional logic editor has its own Compare with published button so you can review logic changes right where you edit them.

How to compare a form draft

1. Open a form that has an unpublished draft.
2. Click Compare with published in the editor’s top bar.
3. Review the changes grouped by field. Each change shows who made it and when.

How to review conditional logic changes

1. Open the conditional logic editor on a workflow with a draft.
2. Click Compare with published.
3. Review each rule’s changes individually.

This brings revision comparison to feature complete across Workflows, Pages, and Forms. For the full guide on comparing versions, managing drafts, and using audit history, see Version Control & Audit History.