Flow executions

Flow execution consumption report

Flow Executions – Overall Total

The report of Flow Executions provides a consolidated view of the performance of automated flows within the Hablla ecosystem. It classifies executions by status, allowing assessment of the operational health of automations.

With this dashboard, you can:

  • Identify the number of flows successfully completed, ensuring that automations are delivering real value.

  • Monitor executions in progress, tracking flows that are still active at the time of analysis.

  • Detect flows that failed or were canceled, allowing identification of bottlenecks, configuration errors, or points for improvement.

  • Track the success vs failure ratio in real time, ensuring greater governance over automated journeys.

  • Export reports in PDF or CSV for more detailed analyses and follow-up with technical teams.

This report is essential for operations leaders and automation teams, as it offers a clear view of the efficiency and reliability of flows, supporting decisions for continuous improvement and scalability.

Flow Executions – Monthly Consumption (last year)

The report of Monthly Consumption of Flow Executions allows tracking the evolution of automations performed over time, offering a historical view of flow performance.

With this dashboard, you can:

  • Analyze the monthly number of executions of flows, segmented by status (completed, running, failed or canceled).

  • View trends of growth or decline in the use of automations over the months.

  • Identify execution peaks, correlating them with campaigns, seasonal actions, or operational changes.

  • Measure the operational efficiency of automations, tracking the success rate compared to failures.

  • Export the data in PDF or CSV for managerial reports or external analyses.

This report is essential to assess the maturity and scalability of automations, helping managers and analysts make strategic decisions about adjustments, expansion, or reconfiguration of flows according to usage history.

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