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Inspector#

The Inspector is an account-wide analysis tool that automatically scans your entire workspace once per day for inconsistencies across Flows, UIs, Business Models, and other connected artifacts.

Its goal is to help administrators and builders detect configuration problems early, understand where they come from, and jump directly to the affected item so they can fix it faster.

Status indicator#

The Inspector runs automatically in the background. You do not need to start it manually.

To check the current inspection status, look at the icon in the top-right corner of the application:

  • Green checkmark: no issues were found
  • Yellow triangle: warnings were found
  • Red error sign: critical issues were found

If the Inspector detects inconsistencies, open the results and review the affected artifacts.

What the Inspector does#

The Inspector reviews the relationships between the assets in your workspace and highlights issues such as:

  • Flows that reference missing or outdated UIs
  • UIs that depend on deleted or changed Business Models or properties
  • Business Models that are no longer aligned with connected Flows or UIs
  • Broken or incomplete references between related workspace artifacts
  • Other account-wide inconsistencies that can cause runtime errors, failed publishing, or unexpected behavior

Why use it#

As a workspace grows, dependencies between Flows, UIs, Business Models, Templates, and Bots become harder to track manually.

The Inspector gives you a centralized way to:

  • identify issues before users run into them
  • reduce troubleshooting time
  • understand which artifact is affected
  • navigate directly to the place that needs to be corrected

Typical use cases#

The Inspector is especially useful after:

  • changing Business Model properties or relationships
  • replacing or restructuring UIs
  • updating Flows with references to other artifacts
  • cleaning up old assets in a long-running workspace
  • importing, migrating, or reorganizing account content

Inspection results#

Each issue found by the Inspector points to the affected configuration so you can investigate and fix it more easily.

Depending on the inconsistency, the Inspector can help you answer questions like:

  • Which Flow is still using an outdated UI?
  • Which UI element refers to a property that no longer exists?
  • Which Business Model change introduced a dependency mismatch?
  • Which workspace artifact should be updated first to restore consistency?

To keep your workspace stable:

  1. Watch the Inspector status icon in the top-right corner of the application.
  2. If a yellow triangle or red error sign appears, open the Inspector results.
  3. Review the detected inconsistencies.
  4. Open the affected Flow, UI, Business Model, or other artifact directly from the result.
  5. Correct the configuration.
  6. Check the Inspector status again after the next background run.

Best practices#

  • Use the Inspector after structural changes in Model Designer, UI Designer, or Flow Designer.
  • Review findings before publishing large changes to production workspaces.
  • Keep an eye on the status indicator after migrations or bulk cleanups.
  • Treat the Inspector as a proactive quality check, not only as a troubleshooting tool.