> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.altoura.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Run Mode (Web) > Preview how a procedure will execute in a read-only web view. ## Overview **Run Mode** lets you preview how a procedure will execute in a read-only view. It shows the procedure exactly as it will appear during execution, without allowing any edits. *** ## When to Use Run Mode Use Run Mode to: * Review the execution flow of a procedure * Validate step order and instructions * Preview the experience before checking the same in HMD *** ## How to Enter Run Mode There are two ways to launch Run Mode for a procedure. ### From the Procedures Page 1. Open the **Procedures** page. 2. Find the procedure you want to preview. 3. Hover over the procedure card and select the **Run** icon. The procedure opens in Run Mode in the browser. ### From the Step Editor While [editing a procedure](/frontline/procedures-portal/manage-procedures#editing-a-procedure), select the **Run** button in the top-right of the Step Editor. This launches Run Mode immediately, useful for testing changes without leaving the editor and returning to the Procedures list. *** ## What You See in Run Mode Run Mode displays only execution-related information, no editing tools, no panels, no settings: * **Procedure name** in the top-left, with a back arrow to exit * **Step number** and **Step title** * **Step instructions** * **Images or videos** associated with the step (if available) * **Navigation chevrons** (left and right) for moving to the previous or next step * **Step Time** counter at the bottom showing how long the current step has been visible Run Mode showing a regular procedure step titled 'Shut down the equipment' with instructions on the left, an embedded video on the right, navigation chevrons on the sides, and a Step Time counter at the bottom. *** ## Choice Steps and Options Some procedures include **Choice Steps** that allow the user to select between multiple paths; for example, a quiz question or a branching decision. In Run Mode: * Choice options are displayed within the step as selectable buttons * Selecting an option navigates directly to the configured next step * The procedure continues from the selected step This allows procedures to adapt to different scenarios while maintaining a guided experience. Run Mode showing a Choice Step titled 'Quiz' with the question 'What is the primary purpose of Lockout/Tagout procedures?' and three selectable answer options. *** ## Procedure Completion When you reach the end of a procedure, Run Mode displays a **completion screen** confirming the procedure was completed. The completion screen includes: * A trophy icon * A success message (for example, *Congratulations! You've successfully completed this guide.*) * The final **Step Time** for the closing step Run Mode completion screen displaying a trophy icon, a congratulations message confirming the procedure was completed, and the final step time at the bottom. From the completion screen, exit Run Mode using the back arrow in the top-left. *** ## Exiting Run Mode To leave Run Mode at any time, select the **back arrow** (or the procedure name) in the top-left of the screen. You are returned to the Procedures page, where the procedure remains in its existing state. Run Mode never modifies the underlying procedure. *** ## What You Can and Cannot Do **You can:** * Move through steps using the navigation chevrons * Review instructions and content * Select options on Choice Steps * Watch images and videos associated with each step * Exit at any time using the back arrow **You cannot:** * Edit steps or content * Save changes * Modify procedure structure To make updates, exit Run Mode and open the procedure in [Edit Mode](/frontline/procedures-portal/authoring).