Getting Started

1. Create a Flow

1. Log in to your FlowMetr account
2. Click "New Flow"
3. Name your flow and optionally add a description
4. Assign to a project (optional)

2. Integrate with Your Automation

FlowMetr provides multiple integration methods:

Using Webhooks

1. Copy your flow's unique webhook URL
2. Add a webhook step at the start of your workflow
3. Add another webhook step at the end of your workflow

Platform-Specific Templates

FlowMetr offers pre-built templates for:

• Make.com
• n8n
• Zapier

3. Monitor Your Workflows

Once integrated, you can:

• View real-time status of all workflows
• Check detailed execution logs
• Set up alerts for failures

Core Concepts

Flows

A flow represents a complete workflow or automation that you want to monitor. Each flow has:

• A unique identifier
• Start and end points
• Optional checkpoints for detailed monitoring

Runs

Each execution of a flow is called a "run." A run tracks:

• Start and end times
• Duration
• Success/failure status
• Any errors encountered

Measurement Points

These are specific points in your workflow that you want to monitor:

• Start: When the workflow begins
• Checkpoints: Key points in the workflow
• Stop: When the workflow completes successfully
• Error: When an error occurs

Best Practices

1. Naming Conventions

   • Use descriptive names for flows and checkpoints
   • Include environment prefixes (e.g., "DEV_", "PROD_") if applicable

2. Error Handling

   • Always implement error handling in your workflows
   • Use the error measurement points to track failures

3. Monitoring

   • Set up alerts for critical workflows
   • Regularly review performance metrics to identify optimization opportunities

Support

For support or questions, please contact:

• Email: info@flowmetr.de
• Website: https://flowmetr.com

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Last Updated: August 2025