What does a session log represent?

A session log serves as a detailed record documenting the execution of individual session instances in Blue Prism. This log captures each step that the robot has performed during its run, including the actions taken, decision points encountered, and any relevant data processed.

By providing a granular view of the automation workflow, the session log allows developers and business users to trace through the process to identify exactly what occurred at each stage. This is particularly beneficial for troubleshooting, as it helps to pinpoint where things might have gone wrong or how the process behaved under specific conditions.

In contrast, while other options may sound relevant, they serve different purposes. A summary of all processes executed would provide an aggregate view but lacks the detailed insight found in session logs. System error logs focus on failures and issues within the system as a whole, rather than individual process execution details. Similarly, user activity logs would capture actions taken by users rather than the automated processes and steps undertaken by Blue Prism itself.