Logger

The Logger action outputs messages or variable values for debugging and auditing purposes. Open any automation in Automation from the top navigation and click Add Condition, Record or Action to add a logger.

Log types

Type	Description
Log Message	Output a static or templated message
Log Variable	Output the value of a specific variable or field

Configuration

Log Message

Field	Required	Description
Log Type	Yes	Select "Log Message"
Message	Yes	The text to log (supports variable interpolation)

Example:

Message: User {{user.email}} was created at {{user.createdAt}}

Log Variable

Field	Required	Description
Log Type	Yes	Select "Log Variable"
Variable to Log	Yes	The variable or field to output

Example:

Variable to Log: {{user.role}}

Variable syntax

Reference data using double curly braces. Click the + icon next to input fields to select available fields and variables.

Syntax	Description
{{alias.field}}	Access a field from trigger or record
{{variableName}}	Access a defined variable

Use cases

Debugging during development:

Log Message: Automation triggered for order {{order.id}}

Audit trail:

Log Message: User {{user.id}} status changed to {{user.status}}

Testing conditions:

If: user.role = "admin"
  Log Message: Admin user detected
Else:
  Log Message: Regular user detected

Viewing logs

Logs are captured in your application's logging system. Check your backend logs or monitoring tools to view the output.

Best practices

• Add logs during development — Remove or reduce them before going live
• Include identifiers — Log IDs to trace specific records
• Use descriptive messages — Make it clear what the log represents

Related

• Mutations — Modify records after validating with logs
• Webhook — Call external services with verified data
• Conditions — Debug conditional logic with logging