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How-to read Step details

Guillaume O. avatar
Written by Guillaume O.
Updated over 3 months ago

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To access step details, you need to click on a job you ran:

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When you need more information regarding a specific step, you can click on any of the steps appearing and a right-side navigation opens:

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This view gives you additional details regarding inputs and jobs.

Access the step details

Select the step you want to analyze; in our case " Email Cascade":

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It will open the right-side navigation!

Reading the side navigation

Inputs Analysis

You also get the full overview of what happened in terms of inputs:

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Account Analysis

If you're visualizing a step that is following a limitation, whether it is visits, connection requests or else, you will see this additional piece of information in the account tab:

It gives you a quick insight of the account's consumption for the current 24-hour period.

As a reminder, when the limit is reached (here it would be 1002 / 3000 profile enrichments).

Job Analysis

Each steps list one or more (sub-) jobs:

Each job represents a “batch”; as a reminder, we're not automating everything in the same job, rather we optimize each run: this is way you will most of the time have multiple jobs listed in the right-side navigation.

You have standard information here:

  • The job's status and when it started

  • Input statistics for the job

  • The number of results for this job

  • A list of actions such as retrying the job, downloading results and showing the configuration used

Further analysis

When click on the job, you can see 3 different tabs depending on the situation:

  • Error if the job raised an error, with the corresponding message and how-to solve the error

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  • Inputs which are the list of inputs with the corresponding output or error in case there's one.
    It's crucial to check the message column as it provides valuable information about the input, especially when the results are not as expected.

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  • Account to check the account used during this step/job

Filtering, selecting & downloading outputs

  • You can filter inputs by status (Failed & Success):

  • Select specific columns to extract:

  • Download ALL outputs:

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