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AUTOMATION DIAGNOSTIC

Diagnose the workflow before automating more of it.

For businesses using or considering n8n, Make, Zapier, AI agents or custom workflow automation where reliability, ownership, exceptions or business value are still unclear.

Problems this engagement is built for

  • Automations work in the happy path but fail around exceptions.
  • A workflow has grown across too many tools and nobody owns the whole chain.
  • An AI or automation idea is technically possible but commercially unproven.
  • Duplicate actions, silent failures or weak observability create operational risk.
  • The team is unsure whether to repair, replace or simplify an existing workflow.

What happens first

The first engagement maps the real workflow and identifies where automation helps, where human control is required, and which failure modes must be observable before expansion.

What the engagement can produce

  • Workflow and dependency map.
  • Business-outcome and exception analysis.
  • Failure, duplicate-action and recovery review.
  • Human-versus-automation boundary.
  • Observability requirements.
  • Prioritized implementation or repair plan.

When Sazvara fits

This is a fit when automation has become difficult to trust, difficult to extend or difficult to evaluate in business terms.

The scope and price are agreed before implementation begins.

Start with the smallest useful intervention.

Send the current situation, the failure or uncertainty that matters, and the outcome you need. Sazvara will determine whether a bounded diagnostic is an appropriate first step.

Start an automation diagnostic

Evidence & trust

Evidence before claims.

Review existing work, the delivery method and relevant technical reasoning before committing to a larger engagement. Unverified outcomes are not presented as client results.

01

Work evidence

See selected work organized around the problem, the change and the evidence that can actually be shown.

Review selected work
02

Delivery method

See how research, implementation, verification and controlled release fit together.

Review the method
03

Technical reasoning

Read a relevant technical note before deciding whether this service path fits the problem.

Read the technical note