Ways to start
Reliability & drift watch
Automation is not a one-off purchase. The failure that costs you money is never the one that throws an error — it is the one that keeps running and is quietly wrong.
An outage is obvious within the hour. An extraction that started mis-reading one field in twenty after a provider updated their model can run for months before anyone connects the symptom to the cause.
What drifts
What we run
Included
- An evaluation harness per automation — real examples with known-correct answers, run on a schedule, not just at build time.
- Alerting on wrong, not just down. Accuracy dropping below threshold raises an alert the same way an outage would.
- Monthly reporting on accuracy and running cost per automation, so both are numbers you watch rather than discover.
- Model and cost tuning as provider pricing moves, including swapping to a cheaper model where the evaluation shows it holds up.
- Fixes when things break, with priority response on anything that has stopped.
This is where automation actually pays
A build is a one-off saving. An automation that is still correct in two years is compounding. Most of the difference between those two outcomes is whether anyone was watching.
It is available on the Managed plan, monthly, cancel any time. It covers work we built and, after an audit, work we did not.
What it does not do
It does not lock you in. The evaluation sets, the monitoring configuration and the alerting all live in your accounts alongside the automation. If you stop the plan, they keep running — you just stop having us watch the output.
Do you know if your automation is still right? Most people find out from a customer. Tell us what you are running and we will tell you what watching it properly would involve.
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