Nobody wants to discover a failed flow from the person waiting on its output. Turn on FlowOversee's background alerts, leave the app open — even minimized — and a Windows notification arrives when it detects a failed run, a suspended or turned-off flow, or something that just looks off.
Your flows do the automating — FlowOversee adds the overseeing. It's a read-only companion for Power Automate, a platform we think is great: nothing in your flows changes, you just see them better.
The background monitor keeps watch on your schedule, not the other way around. It signs in silently with your existing session — no surprise prompts — and when you've been away, it catches up on launch and flags what appeared since your last session.
Needs attention is FlowOversee's anomaly detector. It learns each flow's own normal rhythm — no thresholds to set up — and reports deviations as plain facts, automatically once your flows have loaded.
The Alerts page: everything the background monitor has flagged, collected in one place.
The toast says a run failed — this page is where you triage it, error text included.
Explore Failed Runs →Every currently suspended flow with its recorded reason, in one list.
Explore Suspended Flows →Duration spikes get flagged automatically — and this page shows every run past your threshold.
Explore Long-Running Flows →Related guide: How to get notified when a Power Automate flow fails
FlowOversee is available now on the Microsoft Store. Try alerts in the interactive demo right now — no install, no sign-in, simulated data.