Scenario failures, caught before the backlog grows.
Coming soon. This integration is under active development — sign up or book a demo to be notified when it launches. A broken Make scenario doesn't announce itself — it just stops, and the queue quietly grows. Obsivara will watch every scenario's runs, operations spend, and error patterns, and tell you the moment behavior drifts from baseline.
Make, fully observable.
Scenario failure tracking
Errors, warnings, and incomplete executions surfaced in real time with the failing module identified — no more discovering dead scenarios a week later.
Operations cost attribution
Operations consumption tracked per scenario, so you know exactly which automations drive your Make bill as usage scales.
AI-module monitoring
Scenarios calling OpenAI, Claude, or other AI modules get full model-call visibility — tokens, cost, latency, and errors.
Scenario change history
Configuration changes tracked over time and correlated with error-rate shifts, so 'what changed?' has an answer.
Three steps. No code changes.
Connect via Make API token
Add a read-scoped API token from your Make organization. No scenario changes needed.
Automatic scenario mapping
Obsivara inventories every scenario, module, and connection with execution history and operations baselines.
Configure monitoring
Failure alerts, operations budgets, and AI cost tracking per scenario or per team.
Signals tracked out of the box.
- →Scenario run status and duration
- →Failing module and error type
- →Operations consumed per scenario
- →AI-module tokens and cost
- →Incomplete executions and queue growth
- →Scenario configuration changes
Common questions.
Does Obsivara support Make's incomplete executions?
Yes — incomplete executions are tracked as a first-class signal, with alerts when a scenario's queue starts growing abnormally.
Can I see Make and n8n side by side?
Yes. Obsivara normalizes health, cost, and failure data across Make, n8n, Zapier, and custom workflows into one estate view.
Will Obsivara consume my Make operations?
Monitoring uses the Make API, not scenario executions — it doesn't consume your operations quota.