Install Scheduler Tracker from the Apps menu. Once installed, navigate to Settings → Technical → Scheduler Tracker (or use the dedicated top-level menu entry added by the module). The dashboard loads immediately and lists every ir.cron job defined in your Odoo instance — both active and inactive ones — with colour-coded status badges at a glance.

Each row in the tracker exposes inline action buttons. Click Run Now to trigger a manual execution immediately — the run is tagged as manual in the history so you can distinguish it from scheduler-triggered runs. Use Pause / Resume to toggle the cron's active state without leaving the tracker. Snooze postpones the next trigger by a configurable delay. All actions are instant and the dashboard refreshes automatically to reflect the new state.

Navigate to Scheduler Tracker → Run Logs to see the full execution history across all cron jobs. Each row is colour-coded: green for Success, amber for Partial, red for Failed or Timeout. The list shows started time, cron name, status, trigger source, duration in milliseconds, records done, records remaining, run-as user, and optionally the worker host. Use the built-in filters and group-by options to zero in on failures, manual runs, or a specific time window.

Click any run row to open the Run Log form view. Here you can see the precise start and end timestamps, duration, trigger type, user, host, records done, and records remaining. The Log Output tab shows all log lines captured from the Odoo logger during that execution — at INFO level and above — so you can diagnose slow or noisy jobs without tailing server files. If the run failed, an Exception tab appears automatically with the full Python traceback, pinpointing the exact line that caused the failure. Logs older than 30 days are automatically cleaned up by the built-in auto-vacuum (configurable via system parameter ms_scheduler_tracker.log_retention_days).