Logs provide a detailed record of each job run, step by step.
Use logs to troubleshoot errors, validate success paths, and understand exactly how data moved through your recipe. Each log includes timestamps, inputs, outputs, and any errors or fallback logic triggered.
To access the Logs page, hover the mouse over the Integrations icon (1) on the platform navigation panel, and then click Logs (2).
You can click on a specific log to view more information.
Filter Options
You can filter log results using the toolbar above the log table:
- Period: Select a time range (e.g., Last 30 days)
- Log types: Filter by the type of log (e.g., Job, Trigger errors, On-prem agent, Data pipeline)
- Log levels: Show logs by severity (e.g., INFO, WARNING, ERROR, DEBUG)
- Filter by data: Search for specific data values inside the log payload
- Filter by recipe ID: Narrow logs by recipe
- Custom filters: Add multiple filters for deeper analysis
Use these filters to isolate issues quickly and focus on a specific time frame, system, or failure type.
Log Table Columns
Each row in the log table represents a unique event. The table includes the following columns:
Column Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Time | The exact timestamp when the log was recorded |
| Log Type | The category of the log |
| Log Level | Severity of the event (e.g., INFO, WARNING, ERROR, DEBUG) |
| Data | The payload or message returned for the event (e.g., API response or error) |
| Recipe ID | The unique identifier of the associated recipe |
| Job ID | The job run ID associated with the log (if applicable) |
| Step Number | The specific step in the recipe flow where the event occurred |
| Agent | The integration agent that executed the step (if applicable) |
| On-prem Group | The on-premise group used for running the connector (if applicable) |