Read system health
Check the nightly schedule and morning notices without treating run records as proof that a customer received a message.
Open the system health page
Owners and administrators can open Health from office navigation. This guide focuses on The nightly schedule and its morning notices; other operational panels are outside its scope.
Read the scheduled step table
Each row represents a scheduled step. The table shows Last run, status (Worked, Failed, Skipped, or Unknown), and Last worked. A cadence label says every hour or each morning. A row may show the recorded reason for a failed or skipped run. Overdue means the step has gone longer than its expected interval since it last worked; Running is the overall badge when no step is overdue.
Check organization-specific notices
Your morning did not run is specific to your organization. Steps that failed this morning explains whether another scheduled attempt remains. These notices can differ from the deployment-wide schedule table. If no schedule has run, the page says Scheduled sending has not run today instead of showing the table.
The page reports scheduler records; it is not a full run history or a live monitor. It does not prove a customer received a message or that an outside service completed its work.