A thousand failures.
One report.
The same bug firing three hundred times is one problem, not three hundred notifications. Atflow groups identical failures on the way in, so the list you look at is a list of problems.
Available on Every plan
payment-intent-failed
Billing · 2 min ago
webhook-timeout
Billing · 18 min ago
pdf-render-error
Invoices · 1 h ago
login-rate-limited
Auth · Yesterday
01
Grouped on arrival
Identical errors collapse into a single unique report with an occurrence count. Your limits are measured in unique reports, which means a high-frequency bug does not burn through your plan.
payment-intent-failed
318
occurrences · 1 report
02
Real time, not on a schedule
Events land as they happen rather than on a polling interval, so the first person to know is you and not a customer writing in.
03
Enough context to act
Each report carries what came with the event — the payload, the flow that handled it, the branch it took, and how often it has fired since.
Stripe returned card_declined for invoice in_1Q…
Node AWS Lambda: process_sub · first seen 09:14 · 318 times
{
"customer": "cus_…8f2",
"amount": 4900,
"attempt": 2
}Advanced details
Occurrence counts
See whether something happened twice or ten thousand times.
Reports by plan
40 on Hobby; 200 included on Starter and 500 on Pro, then $0.20 and $0.15 per extra unique report; committed volume on Enterprise.
Compact view
A dense list for triage sessions. Available from Starter.
Export
Take reports out as CSV from the Starter plan.
Everything else, in the same place.
Visual flow builder
Drag-and-drop nodes that decide how each error is triaged, routed and answered.
Alerts that reach you
Email, SMS, Jira and webhooks on every plan, routed by the flow you drew.
Public status page
Tell your users what is broken before they open a ticket. Included from Starter.
Advanced analytics
Trends, frequency and impact across every flow. Exportable from Starter, deeper on Pro.
Team access
From 2 seats on Hobby to unlimited on Enterprise, with roles for who manages billing and members.
Frequently asked questions.
A Unique Report is a distinct error or event type. Multiple occurrences of the same error count as one unique report. This means you can track high-frequency issues without hitting your limits.
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