Your critical workflows are validated as you use the platform
You define the expected behavior in end-to-end flows such as order intake, picking and shipping; when HaROS sees a deviation from these scenarios in daily use, it raises an alert. Performance and integration health are monitored from the same place — a flow that breaks silently is noticed before it reaches the customer. Part of HaROS Platform.
A flow that breaks silently stays broken until someone notices
Process changes, integration updates and busy periods can affect critical flows — often the first sign is a customer complaint. HaROS monitors deviations from expected behavior in the scenarios you define and notifies you of the problem before it reaches the customer.
Scenario definition
You define the expected steps, durations and results for critical end-to-end flows such as order intake, picking and shipping.
end-to-end scenarioBefore / after comparison
When a process, rule or integration changes, the new behavior of flows is compared with the previous one; a regression is noticed early.
before / afterPerformance and delay monitoring
The duration of each scenario is monitored over time. A slowdown trend is noticed before it turns into an error.
duration trendIntegration health check
Whether payment, carrier, e-Invoice and marketplace connections respond, and whether the data flow continues, is checked regularly.
connection checkAnomaly detection
Deviations such as unusual delay, rising error rate or missing data are noticed and flagged automatically.
deviation detectionEarly warning
When a problem is detected, a notification goes to the relevant team. It is handled before it grows and, if possible, before your customer notices.
early notificationEnd-to-end view of critical flows
Validation covers not a single step but the whole chain from order to shipping. The status of each scenario is summarized on a single board.
- The order intake → picking → packing → shipping chain in a single scenario
- The passed / failed / delayed status of each step is tracked separately
- Flow comparison before and after a change
- The health status of integration connections on the same board
Illustrative board, sample data
Three checks, one board
Flow comparison, performance monitoring and integration health work separately but come together on a single validation board.
A safety net against changes
When a process or integration changes, the new behavior of critical flows is compared with the previous one; an unexpected change is seen immediately.
Seeing slowdowns early
The completion time of each scenario is monitored over time. Rising delay is noticed before it turns into an outage.
Don't let external connections break silently
The response time and data flow of payment, carrier, e-Invoice and marketplace integrations are checked regularly. Connection problems are caught as part of flow monitoring.
When a deviation is seen, the team hears from the system first
When a scenario slows down, a step fails or an integration does not respond, HaROS flags it as an anomaly. The notification goes to the channel your team uses. The goal is to handle the problem before a customer complaint arises.
Frequently asked questions
Which workflows can be validated?
End-to-end flows such as order intake, picking, packing, shipping, returns and click & collect can be defined. Every business's critical flows are different; we determine the scope with you during setup.
Does it require an additional module or license?
For licensing and pricing information, please contact us. Scenarios are monitored through the platform's daily use; no test order or separate environment is needed.
What happens when a problem is detected?
A notification goes to the relevant team through the defined channel (e-mail or a team tool). The notification states which scenario was detected at which step; your team intervenes early.
What does performance monitoring measure?
The completion time of each scenario and step-level delays are recorded. This way you see both a sudden slowdown and one that builds up over time.
Can our existing integrations also be included in this scope?
Yes. The connection status and data flow of your payment, carrier, e-Invoice and marketplace integrations are monitored as part of validation.
Monitor your critical flows continuously
Let a deviation be seen before it reaches the customer; let every change in processes be a controlled step.
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