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# Troubleshooting errors

As you build complex logic into your flows, you may encounter errors along the way. Fortunately, Equipme includes a powerful **Logs** feature to help you investigate and troubleshoot issues effectively. Logs allow you to view past flow runtime details, making it easier to pinpoint bottlenecks and identify areas needing improvement.

**Understanding Logs**

The **Logs** feature is your primary tool for checking the history of flow executions. It provides insights into what happened during each run and helps you detect any problematic points in the process.

Logs can be accessed in multiple ways and give you visibility into both **active** and **inactive** flows, meaning you can view runtime data without pausing or stopping your flow.

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**How to Access Logs**

* **View Logs in a Flow**\
  To view logs for a specific flow, open the flow and look for the log icon in the lower panel. Clicking this icon will bring up the logs, showing you details of past executions and any issues that occurred.

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**Viewing Log Details** For a closer look at any individual log entry, click on the specific log. A detailed view will open, providing you with comprehensive information on what happened during that particular run.

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