Monitoring Events in Noca AI
In Noca AI, an event represents a triggering signal from an external service or app that initiates a flow. Events are a key part of automation – they ensure that your workflows respond in real-time to changes or actions happening in connected systems.
The Events Log helps you monitor and manage these triggers. It provides visibility into which services are sending events, their status, and where they’re used – so you can ensure your flows are reacting as expected.
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Where to Access Events
Navigate to:
Left Drawer Menu > Logs & Monitoring > Events
Events Table Overview
The Events Log screen provides:
- A breadcrumb for navigation in the header
- A search box for finding specific events (e.g., by service name or flow)
- An Events table
Table Columns:
Service Logo + Name
Identifies the external service or app generating the event
Updated At
Date and time when the event was last updated
Is Active
Indicates if the event is currently active (receiving data)
Is Enabled
Indicates if the event is enabled (ready to trigger flows)
Updated By
Shows who last modified the event (user avatar, name, and email)
Used In
Displays the flow name where this event is used, including a link to the flow
Actions Menu (⋮)
• Disable – Temporarily stop the event from triggering flows
• Delete – Remove the event record