How can the changes made by an administrator before publishing the session be seen by a superuser administrator?

The 'Login as...' impersonation option allows an administrator to open a session as another user but does not specifically expose that user's unpublished in-progress changes.

Check Point's architecture does allow superuser administrators to observe other administrators' session activity, so stating changes cannot be seen is incorrect.

SmartView Tracker captures an audit trail of all administrator actions, including changes made within an active but unpublished session, giving superuser administrators visibility into in-progress work. This audit capability is a key separation-of-duties control in Check Point's multi-administrator management model, allowing oversight without requiring the session to be published first.

The 'View Changes...' option in Manage and Settings > Sessions is not a documented SmartConsole feature for viewing another administrator's unpublished changes.