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Every time a Flow evaluates a ticket, that run is recorded, whether its conditions matched or not and whether it changed anything. The Logs tab is where you go to check: did this Flow actually fire on this ticket, and what did it do? Before Logs, answering that meant piecing it together from the ticket itself: an internal note here, a field change there, no single place that showed the whole run. Logs gives you one list, filterable by thread and time, with a detail view for each run.

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Open the Logs tab

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Go to Flows

In Thread Admin, go to Flows.
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Select the Logs tab

Select Logs, next to your list of Flows.
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Browse or filter runs

Runs are listed newest first. Narrow the list with the Thread filter (search by ticket number or title) or the Time filter (a date range).
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Open a run

Select a run to open its detail panel.

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What a run’s detail shows

Each run opens a Details stepper listing, in order:
A Super Magic Agent action in the stepper reports Dispatched, not Success: that only means the run handed off to Super Magic Agent. Open the linked conversation to confirm what it actually did.

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Retention

Log entries are kept for 7 days. A run older than that ages out of the list on its own. If you need a longer record of what a Flow did, capture it on the ticket itself (an internal note, for example) rather than relying on Logs.

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