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# Flow executions

#### 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.

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#### 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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