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I have a question about errors notification in Journey Builder. Is there a possibility to receive a notification when a journey run with errors, or to build a custom report with Journey's Errors?



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I have a question about errors notification in Journey Builder. Is there a possibility to receive a notification when a journey run with errors, or to build a custom report with Journey's Errors?



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I have a question about errors notification in Journey Builder. Is there a possibility to receive a notification when a journey run with errors, or to build a custom report with Journey's Errors?



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If the journey has inherent errors, Journey Builder most likely won't let you activate it.

-The easiest way to find errors is to click the "Validate" button (top-right corner of canvas). This checks the basics such as entry source, entry mode, schedule, activities, goals (if defined), and exit criteria (if defined).

-Remember to "save" first before validating the journey



Journey Builder has 2 reports available, but I don't believe it processes errors from activities or email sends.



If you're looking to find errors with journey builder email sends, I recommend setting up Send Logging.

-https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=mc_es_send_logging.htm&type=5

-Note: Cross-cloud and custom activities are not validated during this check process.






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    If the journey has inherent errors, Journey Builder most likely won't let you activate it.

    -The easiest way to find errors is to click the "Validate" button (top-right corner of canvas). This checks the basics such as entry source, entry mode, schedule, activities, goals (if defined), and exit criteria (if defined).

    -Remember to "save" first before validating the journey



    Journey Builder has 2 reports available, but I don't believe it processes errors from activities or email sends.



    If you're looking to find errors with journey builder email sends, I recommend setting up Send Logging.

    -https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=mc_es_send_logging.htm&type=5

    -Note: Cross-cloud and custom activities are not validated during this check process.






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      If the journey has inherent errors, Journey Builder most likely won't let you activate it.

      -The easiest way to find errors is to click the "Validate" button (top-right corner of canvas). This checks the basics such as entry source, entry mode, schedule, activities, goals (if defined), and exit criteria (if defined).

      -Remember to "save" first before validating the journey



      Journey Builder has 2 reports available, but I don't believe it processes errors from activities or email sends.



      If you're looking to find errors with journey builder email sends, I recommend setting up Send Logging.

      -https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=mc_es_send_logging.htm&type=5

      -Note: Cross-cloud and custom activities are not validated during this check process.






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        If the journey has inherent errors, Journey Builder most likely won't let you activate it.

        -The easiest way to find errors is to click the "Validate" button (top-right corner of canvas). This checks the basics such as entry source, entry mode, schedule, activities, goals (if defined), and exit criteria (if defined).

        -Remember to "save" first before validating the journey



        Journey Builder has 2 reports available, but I don't believe it processes errors from activities or email sends.



        If you're looking to find errors with journey builder email sends, I recommend setting up Send Logging.

        -https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=mc_es_send_logging.htm&type=5

        -Note: Cross-cloud and custom activities are not validated during this check process.






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        If the journey has inherent errors, Journey Builder most likely won't let you activate it.

        -The easiest way to find errors is to click the "Validate" button (top-right corner of canvas). This checks the basics such as entry source, entry mode, schedule, activities, goals (if defined), and exit criteria (if defined).

        -Remember to "save" first before validating the journey



        Journey Builder has 2 reports available, but I don't believe it processes errors from activities or email sends.



        If you're looking to find errors with journey builder email sends, I recommend setting up Send Logging.

        -https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=mc_es_send_logging.htm&type=5

        -Note: Cross-cloud and custom activities are not validated during this check process.







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