On the Automation Rules results page, you can view detailed information about your Automation Rules and their execution.

The first table you see here is the Overview table. Here you can find the rules that are part of the selected automation. You can see the rule name, the task of the rule, when it was last executed and how many times it has been executed. Execution means that a budget or status was updated.

In the History table, you can find all the rules that have been executed for the selected period.

If you click the "Show Insights" button you can see why a rule has been executed. When you click this button it will show another table "Last Run". You can hover over the row to see which conditions were set in the automation rule and if they were true or false.

In the example below you can see that the automation rule has three conditions from which the first and the third condition are false, but the second one is true. Because in this case it is an "and" rule the whole rule is false. Therefore the conditions are not met and not executed

If the conditions are met, and you have set to execute the rules automatically, then the rule will also be executed. So If you have not set the option to automatically execute the rules, it can be that the conditions are met but the rule has not been executed.

A revert happens when: for example, you have an automation rule to increase the budget by nice weather with a start budget of €20,- which has been increased three times by this condition in the last period to €80,-, but the fourth time the condition is not true so the budget is reverted to the start budget of €20,-.