Hi Alex! There may be two different features that Sachin is thinking of:
Application Monitoring shows this for a particular session. It must be enabled by a user in the sidebar menu and then it tracks all activity performed by that user (and any related background processing) while active. This is useful for debugging a particular logic flow or sequence of actions. Once a session is collected, it shows all logic block calls and their durations, so can be easily filtered for the information you’re looking for.
For something that’s always tracking everything in the background, a system admin can view system logging (see help topic “System log monitoring”). This only tracks logs from the last 7 days, but you can export data regularly to look for longer-term patterns. Logic Block calls and durations are logged at a DEBUG level, so they’ll have to be explicitly enabled for 8 hours at a time, but this could grant visibility into which logic blocks have been called the most and run for the most time during the log window.
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