Journey view
Use Journey View to follow a session across agents, tools, and decisions. The connected view can explain a handoff that is difficult to follow in a timeline. It shows recorded relationships, not every action that may have occurred outside the integration.
Open Journey View
Journey is available as a story view inside Time Machine when the session supports it. A direct journey route is also available for a recorded session.
Read the flow
- Lanes or groups identify the actors involved.
- Steps show recorded work in sequence.
- Connections show delegation or movement between steps.
- Governance signals identify recorded risk, policy, guardrail, or oversight events.
Start with the outcome you need to understand, then follow the steps that led to it. Open the relevant step to inspect its evidence. If a step is missing, the integration may not have captured it. A gap in the diagram does not prove that no work took place.
Follow cross-system work
When the session includes a supported link to another recorded session, Journey View can show that relationship. Review each source session before you conclude what caused the handoff or outcome.
Check the linked session’s application and recorded timing. A link establishes a recorded relationship; it does not by itself show why the second system acted.
Switch views when needed
Choose another available story view when it makes the evidence easier to follow. Use the timeline for order, or a conversation view for a recorded exchange. Switching views does not add evidence that the integration did not capture.