Logs

When testing your workflow, you have access to detailed execution information through logs. The logs panel automatically opens when you test run a workflow, showing you exactly what's happening as your workflow executes.

Accessing logs

There are two ways to access logs:

1. They open automatically when test running a workflow

2. Click the Logs button in the top right of your workflow canvas (next to the Run button)

Understanding the logs panel

The logs panel opens at the bottom of your screen and contains two tabs:

Logs tab

Shows the execution of your workflow step by step:

• See which action is currently executing

• View when each action completes

• Track the order of execution

• Get timing information for the entire workflow

Response tab

When your workflow completes successfully, this tab shows:

• The final output of your workflow

• Response status code

• Response headers

• Response content

Using logs for troubleshooting

Logs are particularly helpful when, debugging errors in your workflow, understanding execution order, measuring performance, and verifying data flow between actions

The logs panel remains accessible while you work, letting you refer back to previous test runs or check results as you make changes to your workflow.