The Run History panel gives you a live and historical view of every execution of your workflow — what ran, what succeeded, what failed, and exactly what each step did.
Opening Run History
Switch to Play mode using the mode toggle in the top bar. The right pane becomes the Run History panel, listing all recent runs.
Run Statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Running | Executing right now |
| Success | Completed without errors |
| Error | One or more steps failed |
| Waiting | Paused — waiting for a scheduled delay or retry |
| Action Required | Paused — a Human-in-the-Loop step is waiting for a human decision |
| Cancelled | Manually stopped before completion |
Viewing a Run's Steps
Click any run card to open the run detail view. This shows every step in execution order:
- Step name and node type
- Status (success, error, skipped)
- Duration — how long that step took
- Timestamp — when it ran
Click any step to expand it and see:
- Inputs — the data fed into that step
- Outputs — the structured data the step returned
- Error details — if the step failed, the exact error message and code
Replaying a Run
From the run detail view, use the Replay button to re-run a completed or failed run with the same inputs. This is useful for testing a fix without waiting for the trigger to fire again.
Stopping a Run
For a run that is currently Running or Waiting, use the Stop button to cancel it. The run moves to Cancelled status immediately.
Live Monitoring
While a run is in progress, the Run History panel updates in real time — steps appear as they complete. The active step is highlighted, and you can watch the workflow advance step by step.
Filtering Runs
Use the filter controls at the top of the Run History panel to narrow by:
- Status — show only errors, only successes, etc.
- Date range — focus on a specific time window
Subflow Runs
If your workflow calls a subflow (a nested workflow), the subflow's steps appear inline within the parent run's step list. Click the subflow step to expand it and inspect its internal execution independently.