Transaction Overview

When you enter your project, the first thing that you see is the Transactions tab:

Here you can find the list of all of the transactions that include any of your Smart Contracts. Yes, that means both direct and internal transactions.

We also backfill all of the transactions that happened before you added your Smart Contracts to Tenderly.

You can also choose which columns will be shown on the transaction overview screen:

From this page you can do several things - explore the Execution Overview to see everything that happened in the transaction, jump into the Debugger for more a more in-depth look, or even start up a Simulation (or a Fork) for you to experiment and test the outcomes of the transaction by changing any and all of its parameters.

Transaction Filtering

What’s better than having all transactions in one place? Filtering through them at the speed of light! Ok, maybe not the speed of light, but faster than anything else for sure.

In the Transactions tab in the left navigation we have an option to filter transactions according to several parameters:

Status - All/Success/Failed
Type - All/Internal/Direct
Contracts (now Addresses) - select which address (for a contract or a wallet) must be present in the transaction
Function Signature
Network - specify the network if you have contracts deployed to multiple networks
Date Range
Tag

There is also an option, after you select a tag to filter by, to show only transactions that happened after a certain tag was created:

Having filtering this precise and fast is important when you need to pinpoint that specific transaction amongst thousands of them. Another example that comes to mind is finding internal transactions sent to your Smart Contracts that failed. This way, you can see if someone is trying to abuse your contract’s logic or if your code is failing and someone depends on it.

Tenderly now automatically simulates the (expected) outcome of pending transactions when you paste the tx hash into the search bar, both in your Dashboard and in our Public Explorer.

This feature is available to all users, even if they are not logged in. That means that you can now simulate live pending transactions in this way even from our Explorer page without having an account - but you really should make one (it’s free) so you can use the full power of our Simulations and Forks 🚀

Advanced Trace Search

When you look at the Execution Trace segment of the Transaction Overview for any transaction, you will see this button next to the Execution Search which opens the Advanced Trace Search: