Alerts and monitoring

Workato provides detailed logs, run and attempt history, and configurable notifications to enhance visibility into file transfer operations.

Run history and analytics

The Runs tab of a file transfer asset provides a historical view of transfers.

Each run displays the following:

ColumnDescription
File nameThe name of the transferred file.
Start timeWhen the transfer started.
End timeWhen the transfer ended.
File sizeThe size of the transferred file.
StatusEach run displays one of the following statuses:
  • Queued: File detected, waiting to process.
  • Running: Transfer in progress.
  • Successful: Transfer completed. Displays the number of retries used, if applicable.
  • Failed: Transfer failed after exhausting all automatic retry attempts. Refer to Error handling and retries for more information.
  • Stopped: File wasn't picked up because the transfer auto-stopped before this run started. Refer to Transfer auto-stop for more information.
DurationHow long the transfer took.

Additionally, the Runs tab provides the following capabilities:

  • Use the search bar to search file names.

  • Use the Period and Status drop-down menus to filter logs.

  • Click Retry on a failed row to retry a single transfer or click Retry all failed to retry all failed transfers.

  • Select a row to view its detailed attempt history.

Attempt history

You can select a row in the Runs tab to view its attempt history and the details of each attempt:

Use the Attempt type drop-down menu to filter by original transfers, auto-retries, or manual retries and the Status drop-down menu to filter by outcome.

Workato Logs

File orchestration activity displays in Workato Logs as File transfer and SFTP server events. Go to Tools > Logs to view events across all file transfers in one place, filter by run, and correlate file orchestration events with other platform activity.

Logs include the following columns for file orchestration entries:

ColumnDescription
TimeThe time the event occurred.
Log typeThe category of the event.
Log levelThe severity of the event, such as INFO, WARN, or ERROR.
DataEvent-specific details in JSON format.

Depending on the log type, the Data field includes the following additional fields:

Triggers

Use MFTOps to build recipes that react to file transfer events, such as sending notifications, alerting external systems, or automating remediation steps. MFTOps supports the following triggers:

FEATURE AVAILABILITY

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