Automation Monitoring

Know when your n8n, Zapier, or Make workflows break

NotiLens monitors your no-code automations for silent failures, missed triggers, and unexpected silence — so you can trust your workflows are running without babysitting them.

Works with your automation stack
n8n
Zapier
Make
Airtable
Notion
Webhook

No-code automations fail without making a sound

Zaps fail. n8n workflows stall. Make scenarios produce wrong output. And none of them come with a phone call. You find out hours or days later when the data just isn't there.

Zapier workflow silently failed

Your lead capture Zap hit a rate limit and failed at 11pm. Leads kept filling the form all night. None of them made it to your CRM. You found out Monday morning when follow-up calls went nowhere.

n8n automation stalled mid-run

A credential token expired and your n8n lead-sync workflow stopped mid-execution. Three hours of leads were stuck in the queue. The sales team had no idea why their CRM hadn't updated.

Make scenario produced wrong output

A field mapping changed on the upstream API. Your Make scenario ran successfully — but wrote garbage values into Airtable. The data corruption spread for 6 hours before someone noticed.

Monitoring for automations — without writing code

NotiLens integrates with n8n, Zapier, and Make via webhook steps. Add a single HTTP request to your workflow and NotiLens monitors the rest.

Workflow execution monitoring

Define expected trigger intervals for each workflow. If an execution event stops arriving within your window, NotiLens alerts you — regardless of whether an error was logged.

Failure silence detection

Forward n8n or Make error events to NotiLens via webhook. Get alerted on repeated failures, escalating error rates, or workflows that should be running but aren't.

Output anomaly alerts

Send output metadata (record count, processing time) from each run. NotiLens alerts when a workflow produces significantly fewer results than its established baseline.

Broken step detection

Define multi-step sequences like trigger.received → workflow.completed. If the completion event never follows, NotiLens alerts you before the missed data compounds into a bigger problem.

Team alerting & on-call

Route n8n alerts to engineering, Zapier alerts to operations, and Make alerts to data teams. Everyone gets notified on what they own — with acknowledgement so nothing slips through.

Acknowledgement (ACK)

Critical automation alerts repeat every 5 minutes until someone on your team acknowledges them. A Zap failure at 3am won't wait until standup to be discovered.

What NotiLens sends your automation team

Workflow-named alerts with timing and output context — so you know which automation broke, when it last ran, and what was expected.

NotiLens Live Feed — No-Code Automations
Zapier Zap 'lead-capture' failed silently — 0 CRM records created in 3h
Topic: zapier-monitor • Silent Failure • 5 min ago
Critical
Make scenario 'client-sync' stopped at module 4 — credential error
Topic: make-monitor • Broken Flow • 18 min ago
Critical
n8n 'daily-sync' ran 0 times today — normally 40 executions/day
Topic: n8n-monitor • Silence Alert • 1 hr ago
Warning
Webhook received — workflow 'order-processor' never triggered
Topic: webhook-monitor • Broken Flow • 2 min ago
Critical

No-code automations are only as reliable as the monitoring around them.

Zapier, n8n, and Make all have built-in error logging — but none of them alert you when a workflow simply stops triggering. NotiLens detects the silence between expected runs and tells you immediately when an automation goes dark.

How do I monitor a Zapier Zap with NotiLens? +
Add an HTTP request step at the end of your Zap that pings your NotiLens webhook. If the ping doesn't arrive within your configured window, NotiLens fires a silence alert. No code, no engineering team — just an extra step in your Zap.
Can NotiLens detect when a Make scenario fails silently? +
Yes. Add an HTTP module at the end of your Make scenario. NotiLens tracks whether the ping arrives and alerts you if the scenario stops running — catching both errors and silent stops.
What's the difference between this and the built-in error notifications in Zapier/Make? +
Built-in notifications only fire on errors. NotiLens catches silence — when your automation stops running without failing, runs fewer times than expected, or completes but produces no output. Those are the failures built-in tools miss.
Do I need to write code? +
No code required. Every integration is webhook-based — you add an HTTP request step to your automation and paste in the NotiLens endpoint. Setup for a typical no-code workflow takes under 5 minutes.

Trust your automations to run — because you'll know when they don't.

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