Know When Your Business Automations Stop Working.
Monitor your Zapier, Make and n8n workflows. Get notified when an automation stops sending successful signals.
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Monitors
last 30 daysClient onboarding
OKZapier · last ping 2 min ago
Nightly invoice sync
LateMake · last ping 3 hours ago
Weekly client report
Downn8n · last ping 2 days ago
Sample data
The problem
Automations don't announce when they break.
They go quiet. Leads stop arriving, syncs stop updating, invoices stop going out — all while the platform still shows the workflow as switched on.
Automations fail silently
A step errors, a token expires, a filter stops matching. The workflow just stops running, and nothing in your inbox says so.
You find out too late
Most businesses only notice when a customer asks where their reply is, or an order sits unprocessed overnight.
Agencies can't watch every client
Twenty workflows across two platforms, and no single place that answers the question: did every client's automation run today?
How it works
Three steps, one extra node per workflow.
A monitor is simply an expectation: this workflow should send a signal every hour. When the signal stops arriving, you hear about it.
- 01
Create a monitor
Name the workflow, choose the platform it runs on, and say how often it should report in — hourly, daily or weekly.
- 02
Add a webhook step
You get a private ping URL. Add it as the last step of the automation, after everything that matters has succeeded.
- 03
Get alerted when pings stop
If the expected signal doesn't arrive within the interval plus a grace period, an alert email lands in your inbox.
What a monitor holds
- Workflow
- Nightly invoice sync
- Expected every
- 24 hours
- Grace period
- 30 minutes
- Alert to
Ping URL
POST /ping/9f2c…a71dPlanned setup, shown as an example. The URL carries a random token, so a monitor can be rotated or revoked at any time.
Platforms
Built around the tools you already run.
Nothing to migrate and nothing to re-platform. Beatline only needs a signal at the end of each run.
Zapier
Add a Webhooks step as the final action of the Zap — no code, one field for the URL.
Make
Use an HTTP module at the end of the scenario, after every module that has to succeed.
n8n
Drop an HTTP Request node at the end of the workflow, on the success branch.
Compatibility targets for launch — these are not live integrations yet, and only text names are used. Beatline isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Zapier, Make, or n8n.
What you get
The point is to stop being the monitoring system.
Know when signals stop
See when a workflow stops sending successful pings — instead of hearing about it from a customer.
Cut manual checking
Replace the daily tour of platform dashboards with one alert that appears only when something is wrong.
Watch every workflow
Keep yours and your clients' automations in one list, with the last successful signal against each.
Alerts where you work
Email at launch, with Slack alerts planned next for teams running client work.
Pricing preview
Planned pricing, not a checkout.
Working prices for launch. They're listed here so you can tell me whether they're wrong before I build anything around them.
Free
PlannedEnough to cover the one or two workflows you'd notice breaking first.
- 2 heartbeat monitors
- Email alerts
- 30-day ping history
Pro
PlannedProposed early pricing for agencies and operators running several workflows.
- Up to 20 monitors
- Email and Slack alerts
- Multi-client grouping
- Priority support
No card, no account. Early access members get launch pricing and a say in what ships first.
Early access
Join the early access waitlist.
Five quick questions so I know which platforms and workflow volumes to support first. I'll email you when there's something real to try.
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