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Assignment of risk level and customer category within KYC processes at customer onboarding
Cross-Sell Offer Calculation for the 12M Client Base
Requests logs
Request Logs is a section where you can view all execution results of a flow for REST, SOAP, and scheduled channels. Logs of REST and SOAP channels are displayed not only after external calls but also following the use of Test Helper calls. Scheduled channel logs are visible after execution. However, logs for subflows are not collected here.
Logs can be viewed in two sections: Home and IDE.
Organizations with a free subscription plan cannot view request logs in Home, because the free plan doesn’t include any environment.
The Request Logs section in Home is available to owners and administrators only.
IDE Logs panel allows you to view logs specifically related to the project you’re currently working on.
How to navigate to the Requests logs in HOME?
First, select the environment, you need to view the logs. Click the Logs button 
in the vertical panel on the right. By default, all results of project calls that have been executed in a particular environment are displayed.
In STEP 4 of Deployment creation from HOME, the administrator can enable the collection of request logs. By default, this collection is disabled.
During the process of building, compiling, and deploying the environment, you cannot change these settings. Such changes should be made in advance.
How to navigate to the Requests logs in IDE?
The logs panel is presented at the bottom of the left panel on the screen.
To open the Requests logs panel, click the Logs tab, then the Requests tab located at the top left side of the logs panel. The panel contains all available project logs in the system, such as Requests, Errors and Warnings, and Application. By default, when you navigate to this panel, the Request Logs will be displayed.
Requests Log information includes time of logs, flow, channel, status, execution time, and details. Log details include full log information according to the channel-specific.
To close the Requests logs panel click the Logs tab at the bottom of the screen or use the collapse arrow in the upper right corner of the panel.
How to view the log Details?
Each log entry contains detailed information, the content of which depends on the type of flow channel (REST, SOAP, scheduled).
To view the details, click the Details of the desired log. The system displays a pop-up window with additional information structured according to the REST, SOAP, and Scheduled channels.
Details for the REST channel
Details display full log information:
- Time of Logs. The time when the log was generated.
- Project. The project from which the log originated.
- Deployment. The deployment in which the log appeared.
- Flow. The flow that produced the log.
- URL. The path indicates the requested resource.
- Channel. The type of channel from which the log originated.
- Status. Status indicates whether or not the query was completed successfully.
- error (optional). Text explaining the reason for the error.
- Input block. Comprehensive input information. The format varies based on the flow settings.
- Output. Comprehensive output information. The format varies depending on the type of data transmitted and received.
To close the pop-up click ‘OK’ or use the close button ‘X’.
Details for the Scheduled channel
Details display full log information:
- Time of Logs. The time when the log appeared.
- Project. The project from which the log originated.
- Deployment. The deployment in which the log appeared.
- Flow. The flow that produced the log.
- Channel. The type of channel from which the log originated.
- Status. Status indicates whether or not the query was completed successfully.
- error (optional). Text explaining the reason for the error.
- next three runs of the flow: displays when the flow will start next time.
To close the pop-up click ‘OK’ or use the close button ‘X’.
Details for SOAP channel
Details display full log information:
- Time of Logs. The time when the log was generated.
- Project. The project from which the log originated.
- Deployment. The deployment in which the log appeared.
- Flow. The flow where the log appeared.
- Channel. The type of channel from which the log originated.
- Status. Status indicates whether or not the query was completed successfully.
- error (optional). Text explaining the reason for the error.
- Input block. Full input information.
- Output. Full output information.
To close the pop-up click ‘OK‘ or use the close button ‘X‘.
How to find the necessary Requests logs?
To filter Requests logs, set the desired parameters and then click the FILTER button. You can filter data by project, deployment, flow, channel, date from, date to, and status in Home. However, in the IDE section, filtering by project, deployment, and flow is not available. Once the filter is applied, the system displays the searched results in the table.
To RESET the filtered results, click the RESET button. This will return the filter values to their default settings.
To refresh the Request logs list, click the Refresh button 
. Doing so updates the data, applying the selected filter values during the refresh.