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Saw a discussion earlier about data ops, and a team mentioned they now only automate flows that absolutely require strict compliance or an audit trail. The rest stayed manual because maintaining the workflows was actually taking more time than it saved. It made me realize that the maintenance cost of automation is easy to underestimate, especially once edge cases start piling up. How do you decide whether a process in your SaaS is actually worth automating? Is there anything you deliberately keep manual because the maintenance overhead just isn't worth it?   submitted by   /u/PuzzleheadedCode8409 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/20 11:38:35