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Managed Automation & Support

Someone whose job it is to notice when your automation breaks.

From
₹25,000/month
Timeline
Onboarding in one week

Automations decay. APIs change without notice, credentials expire, a supplier renames a field, volume outgrows the design. The failure is usually silent — you find out when a customer complains.

A retainer puts monitoring and a named owner behind everything you run, plus a monthly allowance of changes so improvements don't need a new proposal each time.

Scope

What we build

  • Execution monitoring across n8n, Zapier, Make and GHL
  • Alert response within an agreed SLA
  • API deprecation tracking and proactive migration
  • Credential and certificate renewal management
  • Monthly allowance of new builds and changes
  • Performance and cost optimisation reviews
  • Backup verification and disaster-recovery testing
  • Monthly report on executions, failures, hours saved and cost
In practice

Examples of this work

Concrete builds rather than capability statements.

Catching silent failures

A payment gateway renames a webhook field and your order automation quietly stops parsing. Execution monitoring surfaces that within minutes instead of when a customer complains a week later.

Improvement without procurement

The monthly change allowance means a new workflow or a tweak doesn't need a fresh proposal each time — which is what stops most automation estates from growing after the initial project.

Deliverables

What you get

  • Monitoring across all your automation platforms
  • Named point of contact and defined SLA
  • Monthly change allowance
  • Monthly performance report
  • Quarterly optimisation review
Stack

Tools we use here

  • n8n
  • Zapier
  • Make
  • GoHighLevel
  • Uptime Kuma
  • Slack
FAQ

Managed automation — questions we get asked

Will you support automations we didn't build?

Yes, after a short audit. We need to understand and document what exists before we can promise to keep it running — that audit is usually one to two weeks and is charged separately.

What's the SLA?

Standard is a 4-business-hour response on critical failures and next-business-day on everything else. Faster tiers including weekend cover are available where the workflows justify it.

What counts against the monthly change allowance?

New workflows, modifications, new integrations and report changes, measured in hours. Fixing something we built stays free — that's a defect, not a change.

Want Managed automation working in your business?

Book a free 30-minute audit. We'll tell you what it would take, what it would cost, and whether it's worth doing at all.

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