Logs help you understand what happens during the execution of your flows. They provide insight into configuration, request details, responses, errors, and the overall progress of each step.

By learning how to read logs, you can troubleshoot issues, verify your setup, and ensure your flows are working as expected.

Finding and Filtering Logs

When viewing logs for a flow execution, you can:

• Filter by time range – focus on executions within a specific period.
• Filter by step – see what happened in one particular step of the flow.

This makes it easier to zoom in on the exact execution you want to analyze.

Key Types of Log Information

Logs contain different types of messages. Here are the most important categories:

Configuration & Settings

These logs show how the flow and steps were configured at the time of execution. Examples include:

• Pagination config – how multiple pages of data are fetched.
• Trigger settings – which snapshot key or parameters are being used.

Example:

Trigger settings - "snapshotKey": attributes.last_modified_at.value, "arraySplittingKey": data, "syncParam": updated_since, "skipSnapshot": undefined

• snapshotKey – the field FlowMate uses to remember the last processed timestamp (e.g., last_modified_at). On the next run, only newer data will be fetched.
• arraySplittingKey – tells FlowMate which field contains the list of objects that should be split into individual items.
• syncParam – the parameter sent to the API to request “only changes since last run” (e.g., updated_since).