Every Zap, watched like production.
Coming soon. This integration is under active development — sign up or book a demo to be notified when it launches. Zaps are production infrastructure that nobody monitors like production. Obsivara will track every Zap's runs, failures, and task consumption — including the AI steps quietly multiplying your task bill — alongside the rest of your automation estate.
Zapier, fully observable.
Zap failure tracking
Failed and held runs surfaced immediately with the failing step and error, instead of being discovered days later in a digest email.
Task usage and cost visibility
Task consumption attributed per Zap, so you know which automations drive your Zapier bill and which plan tier you actually need.
AI-step monitoring
Zaps calling OpenAI, Claude, or AI by Zapier steps get model-call visibility — tokens, cost, and failure modes included.
Estate-wide automation health
Zapier health scored alongside your n8n, Make, and custom workflows — one console for every automation platform you run.
Three steps. No code changes.
Connect your Zapier account
Authorize Obsivara's read-only access to your Zapier workspace. No Zap modifications required.
Obsivara inventories your Zaps
Every Zap, trigger, and step mapped with run history and task-consumption baselines.
Enable health alerts
Failure alerts, task-budget warnings, and AI-step cost tracking — configured per Zap or across the workspace.
Signals tracked out of the box.
- →Zap run success / failure / held
- →Failing step and error class
- →Task consumption per Zap
- →AI-step model calls and cost
- →Trigger latency and delays
- →Zap on/off and config changes
Common questions.
Can Obsivara fix or replay failed Zaps?
Obsivara is observe-only — it surfaces the failure, step, and error instantly, with a deep link into Zapier to replay. Your Zaps stay under your control.
Does this cover AI steps inside Zaps?
Yes. Steps that call LLM providers are traced with token and cost detail, so AI usage inside Zapier stops being invisible spend.
I run Zapier and n8n. Do I need two tools?
No — that's the point of Obsivara. Both platforms (plus Make and custom workflows) roll into one health, cost, and risk view.