In this lesson, we are going to learn how to use the executions log to monitor, debug and troubleshoot
your workflows in N810.
N810 is amazing because it allows you to track every execution of your automation.
This means you can see exactly what happened when errors occurred and what needs to be fixed.
Let's use feedback collection form automation.
So when building automation or AI agents you can see that right here.
We can switch between editor and executions.
So the editor is where we build workflows and executions.
Log is where we check if the workflow ran correctly or if there were any issues.
So you can simply switch to execution tab and see a list of executions.
So each execution has a status color.
So green means workflow runs successfully and red means workflow failed.
So you need to check for errors.
You can also see the exact date and time each workflow was executed.
So when you click on any execution to view details, this opens a breakdown of workflow run.
So you can see which nodes executed successfully and in which nodes an error occurred.
In that case, our workflow executed successfully so there are no errors.
But when we check our previous, uh, automation.
So let's click on this one.
You can see that there is an error in a Google Sheets node.
So if if a node failed click on it to read the error message.
And this will tell you what went wrong for example missing API key, wrong data format, etc..
So in that case at least one value has to be added on the values to send.
Because in this specific run of this automation, I have not included a variables into these fields.
Now you cannot edit anything in the executions log.
It's only for checking past runs, so I can't just drag and drop these values into those fields.
If you find an issue and you face some errors, you need to switch back to the editor and fix it in
your workflow.
So let's go back to our editor.
So to conclude.
You should use Executions Log to help you track workflow history to make troubleshooting easier and
to let you test workflows step by step.
So always check the execution log if you get errors or need to debug your workflows.