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id: en/segment-management/is-it-possible-to-see-if-automations-and-rules-were-applied-to-a-segment
title: "Is It Possible to See if Automations and Rules Were Applied to a Segment?"
category: segment-management
subcategory: segments
language: en
updated_at: 2025-12-12
url: https://help.bidx.io/en/segment-management/is-it-possible-to-see-if-automations-and-rules-were-applied-to-a-segment/
---
# Is It Possible to See if Automations and Rules Were Applied to a Segment?

## Answer

Yes, you can see whether and how automations or rules have been applied to your segments. The **Adjustment Logs** provide an overview of all rules and automations that have been executed recently. This overview shows the date, the relevant country, and the number of adjustments made. By clicking **Details**, you can access a detailed view for each day, clearly showing all the adjustments performed. Bid adjustments and structural adjustments are displayed separately. If a rule was run but made no changes, you will see the note **No adjustments**. If adjustments were successfully made, the table shows which campaign was affected and which rule triggered the adjustment. If you are not happy with a change, you can undo it using the "Undo" button.

You can also use the **File Export** feature to download all log entries as a file – useful for documentation or for support purposes.

## Accessing the Function

You can find the **Adjustment Logs** in the **Management** section under **Adjustment Logs**.

## Settings & Options

With the **File Export** button, you can easily download the current list of logs. This is useful for archiving, for providing details to support, or for your own documentation.

## Limitations & Special Notes

- The documentation of automations and rules is based on their nightly execution, so there might be a short delay between an adjustment being made and it appearing in the log.
- In the detail view, bid adjustments and structural changes are displayed separately.
- The undo function is only available for a short time after execution – older entries cannot be undone and are marked accordingly.

## Tips & Best Practices

- Use the detailed view for each log entry via **Details** to thoroughly review all adjustments before making further changes.
- Keep in mind the prioritization of your rules: only the highest-priority matching rule is applied.