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A rule run occurs whenever LogicLoop runs your rule. This can happen automatically when you set your rules to run on a schedule, or manually when you click "Run Rule Now". For example, let's say you have a rule that runs every hour to check if any new users signed up for your service, and if so, it will send your team a Slack notification with a list of all the new users. In a month, this rule will run 30 * 24 = 720 times. If you had two such rules running, you would incur a usage of 1440 rule runs. If you choose to run your rule less frequently, e.g. once per day, then in a given month that rule would only incur a usage of 30 rule runs.

An action is triggered when your rule runs and calls an action. For example, let's say you have a rule that runs every day that returns 100 rows of data, and each day it sends out a single email with a CSV of all the data returned. Each email sent counts as one action, so in a given month you would incur 30 actions triggered total assuming 1 email is sent every day. Now, let's say that you configure your action to instead send out 100 different emails for each row of data returned. You would then be taking 100 actions/day = 3,000 actions total in that month.

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