View Batch Process Audit Log

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Overview

Aria batch processes (also known as batch jobs) run once a day to manage your accounts. Batch processes perform functions such as generating invoices, collecting payments, sending emails and statements to customers, completing dunning steps, and loading Universal Activity Loader (UAL) data into Aria.

Viewing Batch Processes

Getting Here: Click Configuration > Audit Logs > Batch Processes

Select a date range to search the Batch Processing logs.

Note: A maximum of 7 days should be searched at one time.

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Note: Click the Add button to add more search fields for a more refined search (e.g. status and process name).

Click Search.

The Batch Processing logs for the selected date(s) display.

A green check icon appears next to a batch process that ran successfully. A red "x" icon appears next to a batch process that failed.

Click a Process Name to see details about the batch process in a new window.

Each Job Name displays with one of the following associated status icons:

batch_status_cd	Status	Icon	Description
0	New		In queue for processing.
1	Running		The batch process is currently running.
2	Ok		The batch processes completed successfully.
3	Incomplete		The batch process was manually interrupted.
4	Error		There was an error during the batch process and the batch process did not complete.
5	Partial		The process completed, but one or more records were not successful. For example, if an invoice generation batch of 20 accounts successfully generates 15 account invoices but 5 accounts fail, then the process batch session is marked as ‘Partial’.
6	Warning		The scheduled batch session did not run due to an ‘Error’ status on a dependent batch. For example, an invoicer batch only runs when its dependent pre-invoice batch is successful. One such hierarchy is: pre-invoice invoicer collector statementizer mailer
7	Suspended	No Icon	The scheduled batch session has been suspended manually. To suspend a batch session, Configuration > Billing > Batch Processes > Status and select Suspend from the drop-down.