When an Automation Fails, Do Not Start Again Blindly
An error does not mean nothing happened. Use a fictional repair-shop workflow to track partial completion, limit safe retries, handle uncertain outcomes, and reconcile work before restarting.
Before You Accept Another Order, Count the Work Between the Orders
A full calendar can hide the work required to deliver well. Use a weekly capacity worksheet to count administration, setup, quality checks, rework, and the limited step that controls every promise.

