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Automation should make work more reliable, not more mysterious. The best automations are visible, monitored and owned.
Map the process first
Before automating, write down each step, who does it and what can go wrong. Automating a broken process just makes it break faster.
Design for exceptions
- Validate data before acting on it
- Send clear alerts when something fails
- Provide a simple way for people to step in
- Log every action for later review
Start with one high-volume, low-risk process, prove the benefit, and expand from there.