CONFIRMED: A 'flow is broken' alert paid for itself in one catch.

CONFIRMED: A 'flow is broken' alert paid for itself in one catch.
An automation lead told us their highest-revenue email flow silently stopped sending for 9 days after an integration token expired — and nobody noticed until a revenue dip. The platform showed no error; it just emitted nothing.
They built a canary: a scheduled check that alerts if a key flow's send volume drops below a floor in 24 hours.
The first real catch — a misconfigured trigger — was flagged in hours instead of weeks, saving an estimated five figures.
The monitoring nobody sets up until they get burned.
Watch this.