A flow’s changelog allows you to see what’s changed, when it happened, and who made the change. This makes it easier to troubleshoot issues in a flow and gives you insight into the flow’s history and how it evolved over time.

Learn how to build a segment of people who should have received a list-triggered flow and send them a campaign. The main reason you would want to send a campaign to a group of people who were skipped by a list-triggered flow (for example, a welcome series) is if you have an existing flow, but a number of people were skipped by a flow email for some reason. P

Learn how to troubleshoot a flow when you notice it behaving differently from expected.

Learn how to troubleshoot a list-triggered or segment-triggered flow when you notice that it is behaving differently from expected.

Learn how to troubleshoot a metric-triggered flow when you notice it's behaving differently from expected.

Learn where to find the skipped reasons for why a flow message skipped a profile, as well as what each reason means. Knowing the skipped reason(s) for a message is key to measuring the performance of a flow. It can help you determine if your flow is set up correctly, if the message is in the right format, and if the right people are receiving your content.

Learn how to troubleshoot scenarios where you're seeing the same person queued to receive a flow multiple times. These profiles may have taken the trigger action multiple times. For example, someone could have made multiple purchases in a row or viewed multiple products in the same browsing session.

Learn about the different alerts and warning messages you may see when setting up a flow. These messages appear when setup is incomplete or a feature is changing and the setup is not longer valid.