Automation workflows silently duplicate over time with no built-in audit tool
Teams building customer engagement automations over time can end up with multiple overlapping workflows triggering for the same user segment, created separately without visibility into the overlap. Nothing breaks outright, but it highlights the lack of a lightweight way to review and consolidate automation logic as it accumulates.
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