A bit of nomenclature:
Revit: Sheet = ARCHICAD: Layout
Revit: Title Block = ARCHICAD: 2D elements placed on a Master Layout
Revit: Cloud = ARCHICAD: Change Marker
Revit: Revision = ARCHICAD: Change + Revision + Issue. ARCHICAD is more capable in this regard and works quite a bit differently from the way Revit works.
I would suggest that you watch the following playlist in full to have a thorough understanding of how Revision Management works in ARCHICAD:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnXY6vLUwlWVakX9gE_4eau0ClfPX1z8b
After watching it you may know exactly what to do to achieve the result you desire.
4 things I want to point out:
1. As Edwin noted, you may be better off placing Change Markers in the master file, not in hotlinked module files as those may come in as many times as the hotlinked module is placed.
2. You can simply place a Change Marker in any Viewpoint (Floor Plan, Section, etc.) you do not have to associate them to elements. I prefer this to creating a Change by clicking the "Create New Change" button in the Change Manager, because if you do that you will need to associate elements to the Change for it to appear of Layouts.
3. When a Drawing is placed on a Layout it will show part of a Viewpoint (depending on its boundary not all elements in that Viewpoint may show in the Drawing placed on the Layout). The Revision History object will display information about Changes the associated elements of which are visible on the placed Drawing. Or, if there is a Change Marker placed in the Viewpoint, Revision History object will display information about it if it is visible in the Drawing on the Layout. So if a Revision History object does not show info about a Change, the Change Marker or its associated elements are not visible in the Drawing.
4. You can add Changes manually to any Layout in the Layout Settings Dialog of that Layout.
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