Which action makes it possible to see the exact API request and the response a module executes?

The execution history in Adobe Workfront Fusion provides a detailed log of every scenario run. For each module that performs an operation, you can inspect its execution details. This inspection view reveals the full operational log, including the exact data sent in an API request (such as the URL, method, headers, and body) and the complete, raw data received in the API response (including the status code, headers, and body). This is the primary and fundamental feature within Fusion for auditing and debugging the communication between modules and external services.

A. Using the Bundle Inspector: The Bundle Inspector displays the structured data (input and output bundles) that a module processes, not the raw API request or response details like HTTP headers.
C. Using the Fusion DevTool scenario debugger: The Fusion DevTool is a browser extension that enhances the debugging experience, but it visualizes data sourced from the execution history. The history is the fundamental source of the information.
D. Using the Fusion DevTool error evaluator: This tool is specifically designed for analyzing and understanding failed operations (errors), not for inspecting the details of successful API requests and responses.

1. Adobe Experience League - Scenario execution history in Adobe Workfront Fusion: This document explains how to view the history of a scenario run. It states, "For each executed module, you can view the data (bundles) that the module processed. You can also see detailed information about the module." The "detailed information" for API-based modules includes the request and response. (See section: "View operation's details").

2. Adobe Experience League - The Bundle Inspector in Adobe Workfront Fusion: This source details the function of the Bundle Inspector, clarifying that its purpose is to "view the contents of a bundle," which is the processed data structure, not the raw API call itself. (See section: "The Bundle Inspector in Adobe Workfront Fusion").

3. Adobe Experience League - The Workfront Fusion DevTool: This documentation describes the DevTool as a Chrome extension for debugging that "makes it easier to find the information you need." This confirms it's an interface that relies on the underlying execution data, not the source of the data itself. (See section: "The Workfront Fusion DevTool").