The Activity page in Super Tags shows every tagging run: when it happened, what triggered it, how many items were processed and which tags were added or removed. Use it to confirm a rule did what you expected, or to trace where a tag on an item came from.
What appears in the activity log?
Each run is logged with its trigger, so you can always tell why tagging happened:
| Run type | Triggered by | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Manual | You clicking Process & tag store | First run after creating or changing rules |
| Scheduled sweep | The background schedule set in Settings | Keeping the whole store in sync automatically |
| Real-time | A webhook firing when an item changes (Growth and above) | Re-tagging within seconds of a sale or edit |
A run entry shows the items processed and the tag changes it made, so "why does this product say sold-out?" is answered by finding the run that added it. Filter by Running, Completed or Failed, and open Details on any run. Failed runs show the reason - and because the scheduled sweep is the safety net, a failed run's work is picked up on the next sweep.
How do I watch a run that is in progress?
While a run is active, the header shows a processing pill with live progress: items processed, percent complete and an estimated time remaining. You can open its details, stop it, or keep working - runs happen in the background. Large stores are processed in batches, so a full sweep can take a few minutes.
How does Super Tags know which tags it added?
Super Tags records exactly which tags it applied to each item. That record is what makes safe untagging possible: when a rule is turned off or an item stops matching, only the tags Super Tags itself added are removed. Tags you applied manually or with other apps are never touched.