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Statistics

Executions, costs and success rates of your workflows

Statistics in the Workflows sidebar shows how often your workflows ran, what they cost and how reliably they succeeded. Each workflow also has its own statistics page.

Overview Metrics

The page Workflow Statistics opens on the last 30 days. Change the period with the date range picker; it reaches back up to 90 days, because runs are deleted 90 days after they finish.

Workflow statistics with key figures, date range picker and per-workflow table
CardMeaning
WorkflowsNumber of workflows in scope
ExecutionsRuns in the selected period
Total costCost of all runs in the period
Avg. success rateAverage across all workflows that ran in the period

If your role may read users, you can switch between All Workflows in Workspace and My Workflows. Otherwise you see your own workflows only.

Workflow Table

Below the cards, a table lists each workflow with its figures for the period:

ColumnDescription
NameThe workflow
CreatorWho created it, in the workspace view
ExecutionsRuns in the period
CostTotal cost in the period
Success rateShare of runs without error
Avg. durationAverage duration of a run
DetailsOpens the workflow's own statistics

Use Search workflows to find one by name, and the Activity filter to show only workflows With executions or with No executions.

Per-Workflow Stats

The statistics of a single workflow open from Details in the table or from Statistics in the workflow card's menu. They show:

  • Executions this month, Cost, Success rate with the number of successful and failed runs, and Avg. duration per execution
  • the chart Executions & Costs with executions and cost per day
  • Token usage by model: input and output tokens and cost per model
  • Recent executions with date, status, duration and cost
Statistics of one workflow with the cards Executions, Cost, Success rate and Avg. duration and the chart Executions per day

Open builder takes you to the workflow.

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