A Shopify store and a microservice estate get different builds
A person approves
Nothing touching an order or a payment moves alone
Why nobody has fixed it
Every tool watches itself. Nothing watches the order.
Your store, your payment provider and your host each report that they are fine. An order can still fail somewhere between them and nobody is told. Secondframe takes responsibility for the journey running across all of it.
What you get
Observability, agents that investigate, responses that run.
Three capabilities, delivered as one practice. The monitoring platform underneath is an implementation detail, and we resell none of them.
01
Observability
We make it visible.
The journeys that earn the money mapped end to end, then instrumented at the depth your stack justifies: business events, synthetic checks and uptime for a lightweight estate; OpenTelemetry, metrics, logs, traces and APM for a complex one.
02
Agentic Intelligence
We work out what is wrong.
Agents watch the business signals rather than the servers, decide whether a deviation is a business incident, then investigate it: correlating across systems, pulling recent deploys and third-party status, retrieving the relevant runbook, and proposing a probable cause with the evidence attached.
03
Automated Response
We fix it, on your approval.
The right workflow selected and its preconditions checked, then the action taken on approval: retry, roll back, restart, fail over, pause. Escalated to a person when it needs one, and verified against the only thing that counts, orders flowing again.
Checkout, payment, inventory, fulfilment and login mapped end to end, then every system, API and third party each one quietly depends on.
Dependency → Signal
Instrumentation sized to your complexity: business events, synthetic checks and uptime for a lightweight stack; OpenTelemetry, metrics, logs, traces and APM for a complex one.
Signal → Detection
Thresholds set on orders, payments and conversion rather than on CPU. Silent failures, stalled workflows and third-party degradation caught in minutes, not by a customer email.
Detection → Investigation
Evidence collected the moment it fires: recent deploys, third-party status, error rates, queues and traces, with a probable cause and the reasoning attached.
Investigation → Recovery
Runbook selected, action taken on approval: retry, roll back, restart, fail over to a second provider, pause the campaign. Then verified against the only thing that counts, orders flowing again.
How we work
Map it. Design it. Build it. Run it.
Four stages, one journey at a time. Wiring up a monitoring tool is the easy part. Deciding what counts as a business incident, and what software may fix on its own, is the job.
The Reliability Assessment is a one-off CAD $2,500 fixed fee for the first 5 clients (CAD $3,500 standard) with no retainer. Credited in full against a Reliability Sprint booked within 60 days.
No, and it is not the same build. A business running Shopify, Stripe and a shipping API gets business-event monitoring and synthetic checks, not a full observability platform. The stack is sized to your complexity.
Monitoring tells you a server is unhealthy. We watch whether orders are still being placed, paid for and shipped, then investigate and fix the routine failures behind that.
No. It starts read-only: it watches, investigates and proposes. Anything that changes a system waits for your approval, and nothing touching an order or a payment ever runs alone.
No. We build on your existing stack, and we resell nothing. Where you genuinely need a tool you do not have, we say which and why, and you buy it directly.
The assessment takes 10 working days. The first journey is typically monitored and automated in 3 to 6 weeks.
Start with the blind spots
How long would it take you to notice that orders had stopped?
The Reliability Assessment maps the journeys your revenue runs through, finds where nothing is watching, and designs the first one properly. A person still approves anything touching an order or a payment. CAD $2,500 for the first 5 clients.