> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.omics.ai/products/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.omics.ai/products/workbench/instruments/monitor-the-workflow.md).

# Monitor the Workflow

The Monitor page provides an up-to-date status on submitted runs. Click into a Workflow run to view a comprehensive overview of the run-time details, inputs, outputs and logs.

### **Viewing All Workflow Runs**

1. Navigate to the **Monitor** tab to see a list of all submitted workflow runs.
2. The list displays:
   * **Status** (e.g., Succeeded, Failed, Aborted).
   * **Submitted Date** and **Run Time**.
   * **Workflow Name**, **Version**, **Engine**, and **Run ID**.
   * Associated **Batch ID** and **Sample**.

### **Viewing Workflow Details**

1. Click on a specific run in the list to view its **Overview**. The tab shows the following:
   * **Run ID**.
   * **Workflow Name** and **Version**.
   * **Start Time**, **End Time**, and **Elapsed Time**.

### **Reviewing Workflow Inputs**

1. Click on the Inputs tab.
2. View the JSON tree of inputs used for the workflow.
   * For Instrument-enabled workflows, all inputs are auto-generated, simplifying the process.

### **Reviewing Workflow Outputs**

1. Click on the **Outputs** tab.
2. View the JSON tree of outputs generated by the workflow.

### Summary

The Instruments feature in Workbench provides an efficient, user-friendly way to connect storage, manage samples, and execute workflows. By leveraging the UI, users can perform complex genomic analyses without needing advanced technical expertise.


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