> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://felix.so/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Outputs > Every step in a workflow produces an output. Outputs flow between steps and form the final result of a run. ## What an output is An output is the data a step produces after executing. It can be: * A structured dataset — a table, JSON object, or list of records * A file — a PDF, CSV, or document * A confirmation — a record that an action was taken (email sent, row written, message posted) * A variable — a value passed to the next step ## How outputs flow between steps Felix automatically passes each step's output to the next step that needs it. You don't need to wire anything manually — describe what data a step should use and Felix handles the connection. ``` Step 1: Extract director names from the insolvency filings Step 2: Search @LinkedIn for each director name Step 3: Write the LinkedIn profiles to @GoogleSheets ``` ## Final outputs The last step in a workflow produces the final output of a run. This is typically: * A file written to a connected service (`@GoogleSheets`, `@GoogleDrive`, `@Notion`) * A notification sent via a connector (`@Slack`, `@Gmail`) * A document generated and returned in the run view ## Run logs Every run produces a full log. For each step you can see: * What input the step received * What the step did * What output it produced * How long it took * Any errors or warnings Run logs are stored in your workflow's run history. You can access them at any time from your dashboard. ## Downloading outputs File outputs — CSVs, PDFs, documents — can be downloaded directly from the run view. Outputs written to connected services are available in those services immediately after the run completes. ## Tips * **Check intermediate outputs when debugging.** If your final output is wrong, expand each step's log to find where the data diverged from what you expected. * **Be specific about what data you're referencing.** "The flagged contracts from step 2" is clearer than "the previous output". * **Write final outputs to a connected service.** Storing results in `@GoogleSheets` or `@Notion` makes them accessible to your team without needing access to Felix. Execute a workflow and read its outputs Scheduled runs, batch runs, and run history Review outputs mid-run