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How to Find and Identify Flow Executions

A Flow Execution is an individual run of a Studio Flow and is represented by a 34-character SID (FNxxxx).

Objective

Flow Executions provide a step-by-step breakdown of what occurred as your Flow processed. This includes any widgets that ran, parameters that were set or checked, and any additional SIDs that would be related (e.g. a Call SID or Message SIDs). The goal is to help identify Flow Executions that may assist you or support as you build and troubleshoot.

 

Product

Twilio Studio

 

Environment

legacy Twilio Console

 

User Account Permission/Role(s) Required 

Owner, Administrator, Developer, Billing Manager, Support

 

Procedure 

In the Console

  • From a list of Flows:
    1. Click Studio from the Develop tab in the sidebar of your Console
    2. Click Flows to see a list of your Flows in the main section
    3. Click on the 3-dot menu under Actions to open a context menu
    4. Click View Execution Logs
  • While viewing a Flow:
    • Click Logs in the left sidebar while viewing your Flow's canvas/Editor

 

Via the REST API

  • Fetching a list of Flow Executions
curl -X GET "https://studio.twilio.com/v2/Flows/FWxxxx/Executions?PageSize=20" \
-u $TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID:$TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN

In the example above, replace FWxxxx with the Flow SID you are trying to fetch based on. This can be filtered based on a Date Created range.

Review the Exact parameters and code snippets for all of our supported helper libraries (NodeJS/Python/etc.).

 

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