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I’ll add capped exponential backoff with jitter, honor Retry-After where available, and spread polling intervals to avoid burst traffic. I’ll also batch calls and reduce concurrency so you stay under the API’s ceiling instead of constantly hitting it.

I’ll use a unique key (order ID, email + timestamp, or external ID) and implement create-or-update (upsert) logic. I’ll add a pre-write dedup check and ensure updates don’t re-trigger downstream modules, so each record is written exactly once.

I force strict JSON, validate with Parse JSON, and route failures to a separate branch. On failure, I re-prompt the model with the validation error attached. If it fails again, I log the payload and send a human-readable exception instead of corrupting your CRM.

Both. I’ll clear the queue safely, then add error handlers, sequential processing where needed, and proper retry logic for RateLimitError/5xx. The goal is to stop the pile from growing, not just click “Resolve” every week.

I prefer webhooks over frequent polling, stagger intervals to avoid overlapping checks, and minimize modules that run on every iteration. I also avoid unnecessary AI calls and log token usage so you can see exactly where credits go.

Yes. I’ll export your Integromat scenarios, import into Make, update any deprecated modules, and run end-to-end tests before switching you over. I’ll keep a change log so you know what changed and why.

Both. I can do a one-time build with full handover, or a monthly retainer to monitor runs, fix errors, and add new steps as your process evolves. For retainers, I share a simple monthly report: runs, errors, credits, and improvements.