> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://logicfold.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Logs

> System logs and error messages for diagnosing issues.

The Logs tab shows the **most recent 50 chat errors and warnings** from Logic AI. Use it to diagnose issues and understand what went wrong under the hood. (Routine informational events aren't surfaced here — this view is focused on problems.)

## Log Entries

Each entry shows a one-line summary; click it to expand. A row includes:

* **Severity** — Error or Warning
* **Timestamp** — When the event occurred
* **Source** — The Apex method that logged it
* **Message** — A human-readable description of what happened
* **HTTP status** — Shown when the event came from a gateway callout

Expanding an entry reveals full detail: the log name, method, the user and session it relates to, the full message, and a stack trace when one is available.

## Common Issues

| What you'll see       | What it means                                                                                           |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Callout failed        | The connection to the AI gateway timed out or returned an error                                         |
| Tool execution error  | A tool (query, create, update) failed due to a Salesforce error (validation rule, required field, etc.) |
| HTTP 402              | The org is out of credits — top up from the [Credits](/products/logicai/docs/admin-credits) tab         |
| HTTP 503              | The org's AI workspace is still being provisioned                                                       |
| Session limit reached | A conversation hit the maximum number of tool-use turns                                                 |

## Refreshing

Click **Refresh** to re-fetch the latest entries. There's no search box — the view always shows the most recent errors and warnings.

## Retention

Logs are stored in the `Bot_Log__c` custom object. Old logs can be deleted via Salesforce's standard data management tools or automated with a scheduled flow.