# Automation Executions

For each Automation that contains one or more [Flow Lifecycle](/kb/automation-builder-kit-abk/actions/leads.md) actions, Gradient Works tracks information each time the automation executes. You'll be able to see at a glance which executions finished or failed and what records triggered a particular execution.

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### Automation Execution Detail

Clicking into an Automation Execution will reveal even more detail about what happened and what Records were involved throughout the entire Automation Execution.

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The detail shows information about the Automation itself, the Record that triggered the Automation Execution, the Assignments related to that Automation Execution and any relevant Log Entries.

### Advanced Search

To make it easier to find Automation Executions for particular Records or Users, use the advanced searching capabilities of the Automation Execution listing.

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Here are some of the things you can search on:

* Assigned Record Names and Ids - the Record Id or Name of related Assignments for Automation Executions
* Assignee Name, Email or Id - the User assigned a Record as part of the related Assignments for Automation Executions
* Previous Assignee Name, Email or Id - the User who was previously assigned the Record as part of the related Assignments for Automation Executions
* Flow InterviewGUID - the Id Salesforce assigns to a particular Automation Execution. This is helpful if you have a Flow Exception Email and want to see more details about what failed for the Flow InterviewGUID provided in the email.


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