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# Flow Logs

## What are flow logs?

Flows logs document every time your flow has run. For example, if you have a call flow, every time someone calls your phone number you'll see a new flow log documenting how they progressed through your flow.

This can be very useful for debugging any unexpected behavior or finding out which [variables](/flows/variables.md) are accessible.

## Viewing flow logs:

* Navigate to [https://thinkpickle.com.au/dashboard/flows](https://thinkpickle.com.au/dashboard/flows/f5d15107-81e3-4598-a7a0-9687883952ec)
* Click '**View**' to open the flow
* In the top toolbar, click '**Logs**'
* This will bring up all the logs for your flow.
* You'll be able to open up each log and see the details of what occurred when that flow ran.


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