# Logs

Exivity offers the possibility to get insight into the log files of different components. This feature enables the users to identify any potential errors on their own, making the overall troubleshooting process smoother. \
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To access the logs, navigate to the **Administration** > **Logviewer** menu:

![The Logviewer menu](/files/XKDRpgD72xhxsxVtmFgX)

There you will find logs for different components, like [Extractors](/data-pipelines/extract.md), [Transformers](/data-pipelines/transform.md#overview), [Budgets](/reports/budget.md), [Reports ](/reports/accounts.md)and [Notifications](/administration/notifications.md). Moreover, you have access to the logs of [internal software components](/advanced/digging-deeper/config-json.md), like **Scheduler**  (`chronos.log`), **Node manager** (`merlin.log`), **Job Manager** (`griffon.log`):

![List of components in the Logviewer](/files/bvIptBFKrWN9XtFnDZMW)

For example, in the event that one of your Transformers fails, you can select it from the list and look at the most recent logs (which are always on the top lines). Another useful way to look into the logs is by sorting them by *Severity*:

![Logs example for a Transformer](/files/7yQFZ0a00mwRusrT7geZ)

In the image above, we can observe there is a logline labeled with **Error**, indicating that the date format was incorrect.


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