How do you report automation results to non-technical clients? Mocked up what I wish existed — would you pay for it?

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The author discusses the challenge of communicating automation results to non-technical clients and proposes building a white-label monthly report tool that summarizes runs, hours saved, and issues, with alerts for silent workflow failures. Feedback is sought on the idea and willingness to pay $49/month.

For those running n8n/Make automations or AI agents for clients: how do you show them what their automations actually did each month? Execution logs mean nothing to a business owner, and I've found retainers get questioned when clients can't see the value. I got frustrated enough that I mocked up what I wish existed — an auto-generated, white-label monthly report per client (attached): plain-English summary, runs, hours saved, and issues that were caught and fixed before the client noticed. It would also alert you the moment a workflow silently breaks — expired token, dead webhook — before the client finds out. Considering building it properly if others share this pain. Two honest questions: How do you currently show clients what their automations did — screenshots? Spreadsheets? Loom videos? Nothing? Would a report like this be worth ~$49/month across all your clients, or is it solving a problem only I have? Brutal honesty appreciated
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