Reliability

Workflows that run when you sleep

Auto-retry failed steps with exponential backoff. Route permanent failures to a dead-letter queue. Get a Slack alert before the damage is done.

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Fault tolerance

Four layers of reliability built in — not bolted on

Most no-code tools treat reliability as an afterthought. Orchestloom was designed from the start around the assumption that steps will fail — and that when they do, the failure needs to be recoverable, visible, and replayable.

Per-step exponential backoff retry

Configure max retry attempts (1–5) and backoff strategy (linear or exponential) independently for each step. Default: 3 retries at 15s / 60s / 5m. Transient API 503s and timeout errors recover automatically — no human intervention needed at 2am.

Dead-letter queue with full payload

When a step exhausts all retry attempts, it routes to the dead-letter queue with the complete incoming payload intact. When your upstream system recovers, you replay the queued steps in one click — no data lost, no partial execution left behind.

Slack failure alerts with run context

Permanent failures (retries exhausted and routed to dead-letter) trigger an immediate Slack notification to the channel you configure — including the step name, HTTP error code, run ID, and a direct link to the run detail view. You know what broke before you've had your morning coffee.

Step-level run history, retained 7–90 days

Every step of every run is logged: start time, end time, duration, input payload, output payload, and outcome (success, failed, retried, dead-lettered). Scroll back 7 days on Starter, 30 days on Growth, 90 days on Business. The run log is your audit trail and your debugging tool.

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