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The Run Log displays executions from the last 30 days.
The “Run Log” provides a detailed record of every execution of a selected workflow. It allows you to review past runs, verify whether each step was successful, and troubleshoot errors when they occur. By capturing both test runs and active runs, the run log ensures full visibility into workflow performance over time. This makes it an essential tool for monitoring reliability, validating changes, and maintaining a clear audit trail of automation activity.

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Run Log Panel

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Filtering Run Logs

In the run log panel on the left, click the icon to filter run logs. You can filter logs based on the following categories:

  • Show test runs – Displays all workflows executed as test runs.
  • Triggered as a subflow – Shows workflows that were triggered as part of another workflow.
  • Completed – Lists workflows that finished successfully without errors.
  • Failed – Shows workflows that encountered errors and did not complete.
  • Cancelled – Displays workflows that were manually or automatically cancelled during execution.
  • Pending – Lists workflows that are waiting to start execution.
  • Running – Shows workflows that are currently in progress.
  • Timeout – Displays workflows where one or more steps exceeded their allowed execution time.
  • Timeframe – Filters workflows based on a selected time range:
    • All – Shows all workflow runs (default).
    • Last Hour – Shows workflows executed within the past hour.
    • Last 24 Hours – Shows workflows executed within the past day.
    • Last 7 Days – Shows workflows executed within the past week.
    • Last 30 Days – Shows workflows executed within the past 30 days.
    • Custom – Allows you to define your own timeframe for workflow filtering.

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Additional Information about the Execution

When a workflow contains a subflow, it will display information about the subflow alongside the parent workflow’s details.

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Viewing Automated Workflow Outputs

View past executions in the Execution History tab. The left-hand side of the screen lists a history of executions and their status. The status can be one of the following:

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Settings

In the top right corner, you can click on the icon, to access the options in the dropdown menu:
  1. Edit Yaml- Make any changes to the workflow’s “YAML” format
  2. Download Yaml- download the workflow’s “YAML” to your desktop as a .yaml file
  3. “Settings” to view and edit details of the selected Workflow
  4. Version History to access various version histories for the selected workflow.

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Re-run Previous Inputs of a Workflow’s Execution

The “Rerun with published version” feature enables you to execute the current published version of a selected Workflow using the input parameter’s values from a previous execution.
Please note, the “Rerun with published version” feature is only applicable for Event-Based Workflows and On-Demand Workflows.
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Access the Run Logs

In the Workflow Editor, navigate to the “Run Log” tab to access the selected workflow’s run logs.
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Choose an Execution to Re-Run*

In the left-hand sidebar, select the icon of the execution you want to re-run with its input parameter values. Then click the “Rerun with published version” button.

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Confirm Input Parameters

A pop-up window will appear, showing all the input values from the selected run. If the published version has any new input parameters, they will also be displayed and you will need to fill them in.

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Viewing the Event Payload of Event-Based Automated Workflow

See the payload that triggered a certain event.
Please note that this is relevant for event-based workflows triggered by webhooks, polling and pre-defined events.
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Access the Run Logs

In the Workflow Editor, navigate to the “Run Log” tab to access the selected workflow’s run logs.
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View and Reuse Event Payloads

To view the event payload of an event-based workflow, click View Event next to the Trigger. An Event dialog box will open, allowing you to review or copy the event for use in creating another workflow.

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Interactive Tutorial Guide:

You can also refer to the following tutorial guides for a more in-depth understanding of how to use the Workflow Editor and Workflow Run Logs