Breakage alerts in plain English
If an automation stops working, you get a Slack message saying what broke and what to do next.
What changes
Today
When an automation breaks, nobody notices until a lead or a report is missed, and finding the cause means digging through logs.
With the automation
Every automation is checked on a schedule. A real failure posts an alert in plain words, with a ready-made note for whoever fixes it.
How it works
- Checks run against each automation on a schedule.
- Two failed checks in a row raise an alert, so one blip doesn't wake anyone.
- The alert says what broke in plain words.
- The owner decides what to do, and the thread records the fix.
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Next step
Seen one you want?We'll build it around your team.
Book a 30-minute call. We look at how your team works, pick where an agent helps first, and build it. You own what we build.
- Automations deployed
- 100+
- Live clients in
- AU / SG / VN / ID
- Kickoff to live
- 2 to 4 weeks
- Code and data
- Yours
You own everything we build. No lock-in.
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