Flow Logs

Overview

The Logs modal in the Flow Builder provides a centralized view of runtime events and system activity for the current flow only. From here, you can monitor integration outcomes, inspect suspended or paused jobs, review scheduled runs, and track event history—all scoped to the flow you’re actively editing.

Where to Find the Logs Modal?

Navigate to:
Left Drawer Menu > Flows > Flow Builder > Header Strip > Logs Icon

his will open the Logs modal, which is divided into five distinct tabs. Remember: everything you see here pertains exclusively to the flow you’re working on.

Tabs Under Logs

1. Integration Logs

This log is essentially a condensed version of the main Integration Logs (accessed from the left drawer), but only for this flow.

Columns:

tarted At:

Date/time the integration job began

Finished At:

Date/time the integration job completed

Status:

Indicates success or error

Resolved:

Shows whether the issue is Resolved or Unresolved

Triggered By:

Source of the trigger (e.g., Debug run or an event)

Debug:

A link to open the Debug screen for this specific job

Job ID:

Unique identifier for the integration run

Message:

Any error message

2. Suspended Events

What does a “suspended” job mean?

In the Flow Settings, when the “Pause Flow on Error” is ON and “Allow Future Run on Missed Events” is also ON, any error will pause the flow, suspending subsequent jobs until the issue is resolved.

This table shows jobs that were suspended because the flow encountered an error and paused.

Columns:

Checkbox

Select one or more rows

Created At

Date/time the job was suspended

Action (Kebab Menu)

Options to Process or Terminate the individual job.

Batch Actions: You can select multiple suspended jobs via the checkboxes and then click Process Selected or Terminate Selected buttons at the bottom of the table.

3. Processing / Paused Jobs

Displays only the jobs within this flow that are currently Processing or Paused (mid-execution).

Columns:

Checkbox

elect one or more rows

Started At

Date/time the job began

Finished At

Date/time the job ended (if processing, this may be blank or pending)

Status

Either Paused or Processing

Resolved

Indicates if the job has been resolved or not

Triggered By

Source of the execution (e.g., Debug or an event)

Debug

A link to open the Debug panel for this job

Job ID

Unique identifier for the job run

Message

Error message or status details

Buttons at Bottom:

  • Pause Selected: Pauses the selected processing jobs.
  • Process Selected: Continues or retries the selected paused jobs.
  • Terminate Selected: Stops and terminates the selected jobs.

4. Schedules

Shows all scheduled executions tied to this flow. If your flow has a scheduled trigger, each item appears here.

Columns:

Expression

Human-readable summary of the schedule, e.g., rate(3 hours) means a rate-based schedule that runs every 3 hours.

Active

Indicates Yes or No, showing if the schedule is currently enabled (toggle via the kebab menu).

Start Date

Date/time when this schedule began.

End Date

Date/time when this schedule ends (if set).

Updated At

Date/time of the last modification.

Updated By

User who last modified the schedule.

Kebab Menu

Options to Activate, Deactivate, or Delete this schedule.

5. Events

Lists all events tied to this flow (recognized visually by a node-shaped star on the canvas).

Columns:

Service

Name of the application or service generating the event.

Updated At

Date/time when the event was last modified.

Is Active

Displays a checkmark if the event is active

Is Enabled

Displays a checkmark if the event is enabled

Updated By

User avatar, name, and email of who last updated the event

Kebab Menu

Options to Disable or Delete this event

Refresh Button

To the right of the tab list, you’ll find a Refresh button. Clicking it reloads the current tab’s contents, ensuring you see the most up-to-date logs for the flow you’re working on without having to close and reopen the modal.

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