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# Automation Task Logs

Any Automation Task execution logs will be available here, including the execution logs, request, response, etc.

### Automation Task Logs

* Navigate to **`IZ Insights`** -> **`Automation Task Logs`**.

| Column Name            | Description                                                                                            |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **`Automation Task`**  | Name of the automation task being executed                                                             |
| **`Source`**           | Source from where the automation is executed. Eg: **`MCP Server`**,**`Manual`**,**`Chat Bot`**         |
| **`Execution Status`** | Status of the execution. Eg: **`Completed`**,**`Rejected`**,**`Waiting for Approval`**, **`Failed`**   |
| **`Executed By`**      | User who executed the automation task                                                                  |
| **`Executed On`**      | Date and Time when the automation task was executed                                                    |
| **`Actions`**          | Include - Execution log of the automation task, Re run automation task, View the request and response. |

### Approving Automation Task

* If an automation task requires manual approval, a special action called **`Task Approval`** will be enabled and the status of the automation task execution will be in **`Waiting for Approval`** status. <br>

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* Click on the **`Task Approval`** action item against the row to take appropriate action -
  * **`Approve`** - To approve the execution of automation task
  * **`Reject`** - To reject the execution of automation task\
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* Add appropriate comments and perform the action.

### See Also

* [Code With AI](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-ai/code-with-ai.md)
* [Automation Tasks](/product-guides/integral-zone/iz-suite/iz-ai/automation-tasks.md)


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