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

# View Automation History and Reprocess Past Activities

> See which automations fired on each activity, what changed, filter by date range, reprocess individual activities, and run batch sync on historical data.

Strautomator keeps a detailed log of every activity it has processed and every automation that fired. The Automation History page gives you a searchable record you can use to verify that your automations are working correctly, audit past changes, or troubleshoot unexpected results.

## Accessing automation history

Go to **Automations → History** in the main navigation. The history page shows a table of processed activities with the date, activity name, and which automations triggered on each one.

### Filtering by date range

Use the **From date** and **To date** pickers at the top of the page to narrow the results to a specific window, then click **Search activities**.

Strautomator retains processed activity records for up to 2 years, so you can search your full history within that window regardless of your plan.

<Note>
  Upgrade to PRO to run batch sync on activities older than 30 days.
</Note>

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## Reprocessing a single activity

If you recently changed an automation and want to apply it to an activity that has already been processed, you can reprocess it manually:

<Steps>
  <Step title="Go to Recent Activities">
    Navigate to **Activities → Recent** in the main navigation. Strautomator shows your most recent Strava activities.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Click Process">
    Find the activity you want to reprocess and click the **Process** button. Strautomator re-evaluates all your enabled automations against that activity and applies any matching actions.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Check the result">
    Open the activity on Strava to confirm the changes, or return to **Automations → History** and search for the activity to see which automations fired.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Warning>
  Reprocessing applies your current automations as they exist today. If your automations have changed since the activity was first processed, the new run may produce different results — including overwriting names or descriptions that were already set.
</Warning>

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## Debugging an activity

The Recent Activities page includes a **Debug** button alongside each activity. Clicking it shows you the full raw data Strautomator received from Strava for that activity — every field and value exactly as the system sees them.

Use the debug view to:

* Confirm that a specific field (e.g., `speedAvg`, `elevationGain`, `gear`) has the value you expect.
* Understand why a condition matched or did not match.
* Copy exact field values to use when building new conditions.

This is the most reliable way to troubleshoot an automation that isn't firing when you think it should.

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## Batch sync: run automations on historical activities

Batch sync lets you retroactively run all your current automations on a range of past Strava activities. This is useful when you:

* Set up automations for the first time and want them applied to your existing activity history.
* Change an automation and want to backfill the new behavior.
* Import a large number of past activities and want them processed automatically.

### How to start a batch sync

<Steps>
  <Step title="Go to Batch Sync">
    Navigate to **Activities → Batch Sync**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Accept the risk acknowledgment">
    Read the warning carefully. Batch sync is **not reversible** — it applies your current automations to all matched activities, potentially overwriting names, descriptions, gear assignments, and other fields that were previously set. Check the acknowledgment box to continue.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Configure filters">
    Narrow which activities to process using the available filters:

    * **Date range** — choose a From and To date.
    * **Activity privacy** — filter by public, followers-only, or only-me activities.
    * **Sport type** — limit to a specific sport.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Click Batch process activities">
    Start the job. Strautomator queues the activities and processes them in small batches. Depending on the number of activities, it can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Monitor progress in History">
    Once the job is queued, Strautomator redirects you to **Automations → History** where you can watch activities appear as they are processed.
  </Step>
</Steps>

### Batch sync limits and notes

<Info>
  * You can trigger batch sync **once every 24 hours**.
  * **Free users** can process activities up to 30 days in the past.
  * **PRO users** can process activities up to 10 years in the past.
  * Weather tags may not be available for activities older than approximately one week, depending on your location and weather provider.
  * If you have Garmin or Wahoo integration, upload the corresponding FIT files first (via **Activities → Upload FIT files**) so that Garmin/Wahoo conditions and tags work correctly on historical activities.
</Info>

<Warning>
  There is no way to stop or undo a batch sync once it starts. Double-check your automations for misconfigured conditions before triggering a batch run.
</Warning>