The part nobody demos: what an automation does on the day something is down.

Bad data never gets through. A request arrives with an invalid email, no name and an amount that is not a number, and it comes straight back: rejected, bad input, email looks invalid, name is missing, amount is not a number. Nothing written, nobody woken up, no half-finished order left sitting in a system.

When something outside is down, the CRM, the mail server, an API, it retries, and only then tells you. Once, in words you can act on: The CRM did not answer. Tried 3 times over 6 minutes. The 2 enquiries from tonight are saved and will go through as soon as it is back. Nothing was lost. Not an error code, and not thirty identical alerts in a row.

Every run is kept, so did it actually go out? has an answer.

This is the layer that goes under the other flows. It is the difference between an automation you can leave running and one somebody has to watch. It also works as a repair job on automations somebody else built.

You get the flow built and tested on your own accounts, a short video of it working, and the source handed over.

Adapted to your business, with one round of adjustments included. Anything past a small adjustment, like a new channel, integration or feature, is quoted separately before any work starts, so the price is never a surprise.