Objective
See the errors, warnings, and other events Twilio recorded for your account, so you can tell what happened and when while troubleshooting a request, call, or message.
Product
Twilio Console
Environment
Twilio Console
User Account Permission/Role(s) Required
Your role must include access to Debugger event logs. Without it, the page shows an access-required message instead of the logs — ask an account administrator to update your role.
Procedure
- In the Twilio Console, select Monitor in the left sidebar.
- Select Debugger. The page opens with the heading Debugger and the description "Search and view Twilio event logs".
- Expand Activity to see a chart of event volume over the selected period, broken down by severity.
- Review the table below the chart. Each row shows Timestamp (local), Level, Product, Event type, and Description.
- To change how many rows you see at once, use Rows per page at the bottom of the table, and use the paging controls to move through older events.
- Select the timestamp in any row to open that event's full details.
Additional Information
- The page opens showing the last 24 hours by default. Change the Date range filter to look further back.
- If the chart shows no data, try adjusting your filters or widening the date range — the message "No events found." means nothing matched the current selection, not that logging is off.
- The Debugger is available in the United States (US1), Ireland (IE1), and Australia (AU1) regions.
- Related: How do I filter Debugger event logs? and How do I view the details of a Debugger event?
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