The recent runs finished and every connection is in place.
Look at the conflict · adjust one rule or pause it
Peak Automations · Monitoring
Peak Automations rates every active automation: did the recent runs finish, is a connection missing, do two rules contradict each other, could a loop occur? Whatever needs your attention sits at the top.
Check the health of your automationsIllustrative example · sample data · nothing is monitored
01 / Example value
How healthy is this automation?
Look at the conflict · adjust one rule or pause it
Change the example value. The next step follows the check.
Sample data · nothing runs
Two example states
Schematic scale from 0 to 10 for illustration. In the product the status lists its reasons one by one.
The recent runs finished and every connection is in place.
Look at the conflict · adjust one rule or pause it
Nothing to do · the status stays visible
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
The status on this page is made up. Only your workspace shows how healthy your automations are.
02 / Your check
Peak does not repair an automation on its own. Automatic fixing is planned and not available today.
Compare both paths and their reasons.
03 / The clear limit
Peak shows the hint and its reason. Pausing, changing or reconnecting is your call.
The next step
Start Peak Automations and see the health status of your first tested automation.
Check the health of your automationsIllustrative example · sample data · nothing is monitored
Yes. Peak flags when two automations change the same object in opposite ways or when an automation could trigger itself again.
No. Peak shows the hint and its reason. Self-healing is planned; today you decide.
On recent runs, connections and permissions, and on conflicts and loops with other automations.