Automation Center Executions dashboard
The Automation Center Executions dashboard helps you manage the health of automations in one central place. You can also import automation metrics and data from third-party providers regardless of the technology used.
Executions refer to the times each automation runs.
You can access the Executions dashboard in either of two ways:
- By navigating to All > Automation Center > Automation Center Home and then selecting the Executions tab.
- By navigating to Workspaces > Automation Center Workspace > Executions.
Executions dashboard details
The Executions dashboard provides the details about the automation executions in the form of charts and tables. These charts give an overview of the entire execution process.
You can filter all data that is displayed on this page using the four filters available:
- Department
- Automation
- Source
- Application
If you don’t specify any filter, then all available data is displayed.
Note: To view the Automation incidents, Automation changes, and Business application changes widgets, in addition to the Automation Center roles you need to have the itil or sn_incident_read and sn_change_read roles.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Execution summary by state | This chart displays the execution status of automations in different states. This information helps in understanding the status of the automations. Image omitted: exe-summ-1.png Execution summary by state |
| Automation incidents | This chart provides information about any incidents that have a direct impact on the automations. For example, if five automations are on hold, this chart lets you know about those five automations. This information enables you to manage the automations better. Image omitted: exe-summ-2.png Automation incidents |
| Automation changes | This chart focuses on any change that has a direct impact on the automations. Image omitted: exe-summ-3.png Automation changes |
| Business application changes | This chart provides information about any change to the business applications that are associated with the automations. Image omitted: exe-summ-4.png Business application changes |
| Execution state over time | This chart provides information about the state of the executions for a time period. There’s a date range filter for this chart. If you select a date range, the data is limited to the selected date range, or else the default date range is selected, which is last one week. Image omitted: exe-summ-5.png Execution state over time |
| Execution summary | This chart displays the number of executions and their respective states sorted by automation name. Image omitted: exe-summ-6.png Execution summary |
Transaction summary
The Transaction summary section displays execution details of the spokes for the last 24 hours.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Active applications | Displays the number of active applications running in your instance for the last 24 hours. |
Active applications|
|Actions in use|Displays the number of actions that are used in your instance in the last 24 hours.
Actions in use|
|Total transactions|Displays the total number of transactions in your instance in the last 24 hours.
Total transactions|
|In progress and failed transactions by flow|Displays all the in progress and failed transactions by flow in your instance in the last 24 hours.
In progress and failed transactions by flow|
|Flow execution status trends|Displays the flow execution trend for all states in your instance in the last 24 hours.
Flow execution status trends|
Insights panel
The Insights panel provides information about insights, which draw your attention to any issues within Automation Center. You can fix the issues or choose to ignore them. If you delay fixing issues, some automations might not behave as expected.
Insights example
Parent Topic:Automation Center Workspace