The Automations Monitor shows the automations users set up on this agent and their runs, and lets you pause, resume, turn off or delete them. Found in the agent sidebar under Automations → Monitor.

Purpose and access

Automations MonitorGovernance over the automations users created on this agent: scheduled tasks that run on their own and deliver the result as a new conversation, a WhatsApp message or an email.
Page accessAgent Owners and Contributors.
PermissionOrganization Owners and Admins always have it. A Contributor needs the Can view automations switch on their card; without it the page shows Automations are not available to you and requests nothing else.
Read-only contentThe Monitor never edits an automation. Users create and change theirs by talking to the agent.
Empty listUsers create automations by asking the agent in a conversation, once your organization's rules in the Policy allow it.

Summary cards

Counts only, so they are shown whatever the privacy mode.

Active automationsRunning on their schedule. The line under the number reads Running, or None running.
PausedPaused by a user, a contributor, or your organization's rules. Not running, or None paused.
StoppedStopped automatically. Needs attention, or All clear.
Users with automationsPeople with at least one automation on this agent.
Runs todayRuns that started today.
Failed runs todayRuns that failed today. The line reads, for example, "1 of 4 runs", or No failures.

Search and filters

Search automationsName or instruction.
FiltersOpens the panel with the sort order and the filters below. Clear all resets them.
StatusActive, Paused, Turned off, Stopped, Finished.
StartsOn a schedule, or When something happens.
What it doesCreate conversation, Send WhatsApp or Send email.
UserOne creator. Defaults to all users.
Created from / Created toDate range.
Sort byCreated date, Last run or Next run, ascending or descending.

Automations table

AutomationThe name. Shows "Hidden (private)" when the content is private.
UserThe creator. Falls back to the user id when the name and email are hidden.
StartsOn a schedule, or When something happens.
RepeatsA readable summary, for example "Every day at 08:00 (Asia/Jakarta)".
What it doesOne chip per action.
StatusA coloured chip: Active, Paused, Turned off, Stopped or Finished.
Last run · Next run · CreatedDate and time.
RowSelect a row to open the details drawer.
Pagination10, 20, 50 or 100 per page.

Details drawer

HeaderThe name and the status chip.
Private noticeWhen content is private: "This automation's content is private under your organization's rules. Staff see only when and how it runs."
Original instructionThe user's own words.
StartsOn a schedule, or When something happens.
RepeatsThe schedule summary, plus "until" an end date and "at most" a number of runs when set.
Runs only if"Nothing. It runs every time.", or the description, "Any of these is true" or "All of these are true", and each rule.
What it doesWhat the agent does each run, with the action beneath it.
SkillsThe skills attached to the run, or None.
WhatsApp recipientShown only when Send WhatsApp is an action.
Email recipientShown only when Send email is an action. The address the email goes to: the one the user gave, or their own account's address.
Created by · Created atThe creator and when.
Last run · Next run · Runs so farProgress of the automation.
Status noteThe reason, when the automation is not active.

Run history

Shown in the drawer. Needs Can view execution history; otherwise Run history is not available to you says who can grant it. Kept for the number of days your organization's rules set.

Scheduled forThe time the run was due.
How it startedOn schedule, Run now, Tried again (with attempt number), Late start or By an event.
StatusRunning, Done, Not needed, Failed, Skipped, Took too long or Gave up, with the reason underneath when there is one.
Condition metRuns every time, Yes, No, or Unknown (ran anyway).
What it didEach action's outcome: Sending, Sent, Failed or Skipped, with the reason when it failed (for example "Daily email limit reached").
DurationHow long the run took.
ContentNever shown. The result itself lives in the user's conversation.

Governance actions

Buttons at the bottom of the drawer. Pause, Resume and Turn off need Can pause, resume and disable; Delete is for Organization Owners and Admins.

PauseFor Active and Stopped automations. Stops it; the user can resume.
ResumeFor Paused, Stopped and Turned off automations. Checks the policy again.
Turn offFor anything not already turned off or finished. Asks for confirmation. The user can no longer turn it back on or edit it, but can still delete it.
DeleteAsks for confirmation. Removes it for the user too; cannot be undone. Run history is kept for the number of days your organization's rules set.

Statuses

ActiveRunning on its schedule.
PausedStopped for now, by a user, a contributor, your organization's rules or an agent transfer.
Turned offSwitched off by a contributor.
StoppedStopped automatically after repeated failures, or because your organization's rules or the user's access no longer allow it.
FinishedNo future runs. Removed after 7 days.

For the reason texts and what to do about each, see Troubleshooting Runs.

Privacy Mode

Private contentName, instruction, condition, task, skills, WhatsApp number, email recipient, and the creator's name and email are hidden as "Hidden (private)".
Still shownSchedule, action, status, run times, summary counts and run history: operational metadata.
Delivered resultsA WhatsApp message or email still carries the full result, because that is what the user asked for.
PriorityPrivacy Mode overrides contributor permission.
TranscriptsThe hidden task message and automation tool arguments are redacted on CMS conversation pages unless the reader may view automations.

For the permission switches, see Managing Agent Access.


Related guide: Monitor and Govern