Sample run. The store and the failure are made up, and the screenshots are of a test storefront we built for this page. The layout is the run page you get in the app.

See how this failure appears in the client report

Add to cart and reach payment

Lumen Skincare (sample store)

Trigger
Scheduled, daily
Viewport
Mobile (375 by 812, emulated in Chromium)
Stops at
Payment section appears, before paying
Started
Oct 9, 2026, 6:00 AM UTC
Failed
67.9sStopped at step 9 of 12

The test could not get to shipping: the “Continue to shipping” button was on the page but never became visible. It was re-run once to rule out a blip, failed the same way, and an alert was sent. Show the error and screenshot

This was the first of two failed scheduled checks; the next day's check failed the same way, and the flow passed again on Oct 11. The sample client report shows it as one incident.

Step 1Select from dropdown

Select size 50 ml

76msPASSED
Step 2Click an element

Add to cart

283msPASSED
Step 3Check text exists

Cart shows 1 item

48msPASSED
Step 4Click an element

Checkout

2.8sPASSED
Step 5Fill in a field

Email

68msPASSED
Step 6Fill in a field

Address

63msPASSED
Step 7Fill in a field

City

64msPASSED
Step 8Fill in a field

Postal code

51msPASSED
Step 9Click an element

Continue to shipping

64.4sFAILED
Could not find the element to click. The selector "#continue-to-shipping" was not found on the page within the timeout. The page may have changed or the selector may be incorrect. Page state at failure: "#continue-to-shipping": 1 match but NONE visible (hidden duplicate, collapsed section, or display:none). Recorded: 0 fallback candidates.
Step 10Check text exists

Shipping methods are listed

SKIPPED
Step 11Click an element

Continue to payment

SKIPPED
Step 12Wait for element

Payment section appears

SKIPPED

What this run does and does not show

  • It shows the steps configured in this test, on one emulated mobile viewport, in Chromium.
  • It does not show whether Safari or a real phone behaves the same way.
  • It stops before payment, so it says nothing about whether a payment would be authorized. Steps after the failure were skipped.
  • It records what the test saw, not why: a hidden button can come from a theme change, an app, or a stock or region rule.