Why Observability in Salesforce Matters—and How Reliably™ Can Help

Salesforce has become the backbone of business operations for organizations across the world. Its power lies in its flexibility, scalability, and—most notably—its robust Flow automation and integration capabilities. These automations quietly drive countless processes behind the scenes, from onboarding new customers to routing cases, updating records, and integrating data across platforms. Monitoring the health of these systems has never been more important. With introducing Reliably™, we will explain our plans to launch on the Salesforce AppExchange and solve the monitoring challenge once and for all!

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5/22/20252 min read

With great power comes great responsibility

For Salesforce Admins, Developers, and Architects, that responsibility includes not just building Flows and automation—but continuously monitoring them to ensure they’re running correctly. And that’s where things often get tricky...

The Hidden Challenge of Silent Failures

When a Flow breaks in Salesforce, the platform usually sends an error email—if the system is configured to do so. But what happens when a Flow partially fails or silently stops executing without technically “erroring out”?

These silent failures can:

  • Disrupt critical business processes without anyone noticing.

  • Leave records half-updated or incorrectly routed.

  • Create cascading issues that compromise data integrity.

These aren’t rare events. And in many organizations, they’re discovered only after a user reports a problem—or worse, after the damage has been done.

Salesforce Teams Need Observability

Modern Salesforce teams need more than error email notifications. They need true observability: the ability to monitor data trends, detect unexpected behavior, and proactively respond to anomalies before users even notice them.

This is especially important for:

  • High-volume orgs with complex Flows and automations.

  • Mission-critical systems where automation failures can lead to lost revenue or compliance issues.

  • Teams who use Salesforce Flows as middleware or for key integrations.

In short, if you're serious about Salesforce automation, you're already thinking about observability. And if you’re not, now is the time to start.

Introducing Reliably™: Observability for Salesforce, Built Natively

We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of Reliably™, a Native Salesforce application designed to help teams monitor and optimize their automation and data workflows.

Reliably™:

  • Monitors your Salesforce data for anomalies—so you catch issues that never trigger a Flow or apex error.

  • Identifies inconsistencies or unexpected behavior that might indicate a Flow or integration isn’t working as designed.

  • Surfaces insights through in-org dashboards and notifications, giving Admins and stakeholders visibility into system health.

  • Is 100% native to Salesforce—meaning no external tools, middleware, or complex setup.

With Reliably™, Salesforce teams gain peace of mind knowing their automations are running as expected—and the confidence to build even more powerful automations without fear of silent failure.

Get Notified. Get Early Access. Get Reliably™.

We’re inviting Admins, Developers, Architects, and RevOps leaders to join our early access waitlist for Reliably™. Early enrollees will:

  • Receive product updates and previews.

  • Be eligible for discounted early pricing.

  • Help shape the product roadmap with feedback.

Sign up now at www.getreliably.app to join the waitlist and be among the first to transform how you monitor and manage your Salesforce automation.

A Better-Run Salesforce Org Starts with Observability

Salesforce Flow is a powerful engine for automation—but without visibility, you’re flying blind.

Reliably™ was built to solve that.

With proactive monitoring, anomaly detection, and native integration into your Salesforce org, Reliably™ helps your team run a tighter, more dependable, and more scalable system.

The future of Salesforce observability is here—and it’s Reliably™.