Fleet Watchdog
When something breaks at 2 a.m., a named person hears about it — once, with the fix attached.
27,974 workflow runs from July to October 2026, 0.63% failed — and every new kind of failure raised an alert instead of failing silently.
The problem
With dozens of scheduled workflows, the dangerous failure is the quiet one: a login expires, an API changes, and a workflow keeps "running" while doing nothing. Nobody notices until a customer does.
What it does
Watches every scheduled workflow's runs and logs. When a new kind of error appears it alerts once, with context and the remediation runbook, instead of flooding a channel with repeats. A separate health check restarts always-on services if they stop.
WATCHDOG · 06:15 New error type: review-sync "401 Unauthorized" — 3 runs since 05:00 Likely cause: expired Google login Runbook: re-authorize, then re-run Other workflows: all normal
Why this works for your business
Anyone running more than a handful of automations. Failure alerting ships with every Operably engagement.
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