Catch n8n failed executions.
A workflow that starts failing doesn't announce itself — it just quietly stops doing its job. By the time you notice, it's been red for days. Keel surfaces failure spikes and tells you early.
Failures hide in the executions list
n8n records failed executions, but nothing pushes that to you. You have to remember to open the executions list and scan it — across every workflow and client — which means failures often run unnoticed until something downstream breaks.
How Keel surfaces failures
Failure tracking
Keel watches execution status and surfaces workflows that start erroring, with counts over time.
Alerts where you'll see them
Failure spikes go to Slack, Telegram, or Discord — not a dashboard you have to remember to check.
Tied to changes
When a failure follows a change, Keel's diff shows you what changed — often the cause.
Status-only, no payloads
Keel records execution status and counts, never the execution data itself.
Find out what changed before your client does.
Keel runs a lightweight agent next to your n8n — snapshots, diffs, alerts, and rollback, with your secrets and API key never leaving your box. Free forever on one instance.
Questions
Can n8n alert me when executions fail?
n8n can notify inside a workflow's error path, but won't proactively tell you a workflow's failure rate is climbing. Keel watches from outside and alerts you.
Will I see why it failed?
Keel shows whether the failure followed a workflow change and what changed, which usually points at the cause; n8n holds the detailed execution logs.
Does Keel store my execution data?
No — only status and counts. Payloads and secrets never leave your server.
See every change before it breaks a client.
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