When you select an event, the detail panel shows four tabs. Each one handles a different aspect of the event.
This is where you build what the event actually does. Steps run in order from top to bottom. Click Add Step and choose a step type. You can reorder steps by dragging, and enable or disable individual steps without removing them.
Think of steps like a recipe — first fetch the file, then rename it, then move it to the right folder. If a step fails, Fetchit! stops there and logs what went wrong.
Tell Fetchit! when to run the event. See Setting Up a Schedule for the full details.
Your personal notepad for this event. Write down what it does, where the content comes from, who to call if something breaks — anything useful. Notes don't affect how the event runs.
Tip: Good notes are a lifesaver six months from now when you've forgotten why you set something up the way you did.
After an event runs, the Results Log shows exactly what happened — step by step, with timestamps. If something went wrong, this is the first place to look.