FIT Automate
Workflow automation. Canada-wide.

Anyone can build an automation. We keep it running.

A fixed-scope build for the first workflow that's costing you time — then a continuity plan that catches the silent failures, drift, and API changes you didn't see coming.

For 2–25 person teams. Remote-first. Based in Vaughan, Ontario.

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How it works

One workflow, opened up.

Keep scrolling to separate the layers. Every FIT Automate workflow carries its trigger, its steps, its approval, and its outcome. Nothing runs without an owner.

Triggerthe event that starts it
Stepsthe automation, logged
Approvala person signs off
Outcomemeasured, every run
Trigger
New lead submitted
form.lead.created
Steps
Draft reply, route, log
draftroutelog
Approval
Owner signs off
Pending
Outcome
Reply sent in 4 minutes
Waiting

What we build

Our services

First Workflow

Pick one painful workflow. We ship it in a scoped sprint — usually about a week after scope is locked — with a small operating packet around it: the workflow map, a named owner, the trigger that starts it, the approval boundary it can't cross, the failure path it follows when something goes wrong, the runbook a teammate could use to take it over, and the evidence log that shows you what it did.

One workflow. One sprint. One owner.

Workflow Map Named Owner Trigger Approval Boundary Failure Path Runbook Evidence Log
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Kept Running

Once the workflow is live, we maintain the operating packet behind it — adapting to silent failures, API changes, and the process drift that creeps in over months. We work on a regular cadence and respond when something breaks, within the scope we agree.

Maintenance, not monitoring.

Sends an alert when something fails
Investigates why something failed
Dashboard you check
A person responsible for the workflow
Catches errors that throw exceptions
Surfaces silent failures that don't
Same workflow forever
Adapts to your business as it changes
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The Proof

The hard part isn't building it. It's keeping it running.

Approval gates, stop-loss logic, retry logic, escalation paths — those are runtime guardrails, and you should expect them on any serious build. The harder question is who's still responsible for keeping the workflow working in month six.

Most shops do a 30-day review and hand you a monitoring dashboard. That's monitoring, not maintenance.

Kept Running is the work — investigating silent failures, updating the workflow when an API changes, adapting it when your process changes. Within the scope we've agreed, we're the ones doing it.

That's not a markup on monitoring — it's a different category of service.

A typical sprint

Illustrative — the day-by-day shape varies with the workflow.

Five days. One owner. One trigger. One outcome.

  1. 1

    Day 1

    Rewrite the SOP so each step is explicit. No "use your judgment" gaps.

  2. 2

    Day 2

    Build the trigger and the first action.

  3. 3

    Day 3

    Connect the remaining steps.

  4. 4

    Day 4

    Run it on real input, with a person watching every result.

  5. 5

    Day 5

    Fix what broke, then let it run live with the checkpoint in place.

Then the Kept Running plan takes it from there.

We build the workflows on n8n — open, flexible, and yours to keep. Self-hosted in Canada or cloud, your call. Migrations from Zapier and Make on request.

See our n8n automation work

Let's see if there's a fit.

A 30-minute Automation Discovery call. We confirm whether this is a fit, identify your first workflow, and outline the likely scope together. The written scope and quote follow after review.

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