Analytics preference

We only load Google Analytics after you opt in. You can change this choice at any time from Cookie settings.

Analytics Tab

The Analytics tab shows execution metrics and trends for your workflows. Monitor usage, performance, and identify bottlenecks.

The Analytics tab shows execution metrics and trends for your workflows. Monitor usage, performance, and identify bottlenecks.

Summary Stats

  • Total executions – Count of workflow runs in the selected period
  • Success rate – Percentage of successful runs
  • Average duration – Mean execution time
  • Time saved – Total estimated time saved: each workflow's configured minutes-saved-per-run × its successful runs
  • Trends – Up/down indicators vs previous period

Time Range

  • 24h – Last 24 hours
  • 7d – Last 7 days
  • 30d – Last 30 days
  • All – Entire available history

Workflow Filter

  • Filter metrics by a specific workflow
  • All workflows – Aggregate across all workflows

Tables

Two tables show workflow usage: Most Used and Most Failed.

  • Sortable columns – Click a column header to sort by that column. Click again to toggle ascending/descending. Arrow indicators show sort direction.
  • Mobile labels – On small screens, column labels are shortened (e.g. "Executions" → "Runs", "Success %" → "OK%", "Avg Latency" → "Lat.") so the tables fit without horizontal scroll.

Charts

  • Execution Volume Over Time – Line chart of executions per time bucket
  • Success vs Error Rate – Area chart comparing healthy and failed runs
  • Average Latency Over Time – Line chart showing response-time changes
  • Drag to select – Click and drag on any chart to focus a custom date range
  • Selection mode – Selected ranges refresh the summary cards, charts, and workflow tables without changing the base preset
  • Clear Selection – Return to the preset time window when you are done drilling in

Auto Refresh

  • Enable auto refresh to keep metrics updated without manual reload

When a chart shows a trend you want to be told about rather than watch for, turn it into an alert: error count, run duration, LLM spend, and execution count can all be given a threshold over a time window.