Workflow map
One trigger-to-result path, with the apps, fields, owners, status changes, and handoffs named clearly.
- Trigger and output definition
- Field map and data transfer notes
- Manual review and escalation points
Automation rescue, Phase 1
TinyOps maps the current state, isolates the failure points, implements the agreed immediate stabilization, and delivers a prioritized repair plan across up to three connected workflows. Async start; no kickoff call required.
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Public implementation proof: verified n8n Creator profile and 26-node lead routing workflow.
Smaller paid start
Use the five-business-day pilot when the process is still manual or unreliable, but a full rescue is more scope than you need today. TinyOps maps one process, implements one supervised workflow across up to three connected tools, adds visible status or alerts, tests failure paths, and supplies a written operating guide.
If you accept the $2,500 Automation Rescue Phase 1 within 14 days, the $750 pilot fee is credited in full.
Paid operating evidence
TinyOps used a Python fulfillment controller to reconcile a settled $99 sponsor payment, hold production until payment cleared, verify publication and delivery, and retain bounded distribution measurement.
Argendon purchased sponsored content. The Python controller was an internal TinyOps fulfillment tool and was outside the purchased scope. This was a $99 content-fulfillment engagement, with a smaller scope than the $4,999 sprint.
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Scope
One trigger-to-result path, with the apps, fields, owners, status changes, and handoffs named clearly.
Implement the agreed immediate stabilization with fallback, monitoring, and the places where automation should stop for review.
Validate the main operating paths, document the delivered stabilization, and prioritize any remaining rebuild work.
The delivery clock starts after complete intake and required access arrive. Third-party subscriptions, API usage, and vendor fees are not included.