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title: Job Completion Statuses when Catch is used in Workflow
slug: job-completion-statuses-when-catch-is-used-in-workflow
createdAt: 2025-06-11T20:26:19.222Z
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A Catch can be used in a workflow to handle exceptions/errors that may be thrown at different steps of a workflow. The catch then allows you to set up additional actions that are run in the event of an error, for example, an email that is sent to the administrator advising that the task has failed. 

When setting up the catch you will need to decide how you want the job status to be displayed in the event of an error - Error or Complete.

### Error

If you require the job to end with an Error status, you will need to add an **end** as the last step within the catch:

This will result in the job ending with an **Error** status if an exception is caught:

### Complete

If you want the job to end with a Complete status, then when setting up the Catch in the workflow you don't need to include the **end** step within it:

This will result in the job ending with a **Complete** status if an exception is caught: