Stay ahead of every vendor deadline and rotation in the stack you watch.
Duefront keeps a running inventory of monitored surfaces - Zap workflows, integrations, certs, keys, tokens, and SSO connections - and alerts the owner before an API sunset or rotation breaks production.
Know what is due, who owns it, and what proves readiness.
Start with the free Zapier AI-workflow check, then keep the affected workflows and the rest of your stack under continuous monitoring.
Deadline Map
Map affected dependencies to the deadline and replacement path.
Owner Board
Route every item to an owner with status and next action.
Stack Watcher
Re-check monitored surfaces for drift, new matches, approaching dates, and rotations due.
Evidence Packets
Create internal readiness snapshots with dependencies, owners, timestamps, and proof.
Retained inventory
Keep repos, services, vendor accounts, certificates, keys, tokens, SSO, and workflows under watch.
Portfolio View
See deadlines, surfaces, owners, and readiness across the organization.
Start with the Zapier AI-workflow sunset
then keep watching
Paste Zap setup or upload CSV. Duefront flags OpenAI-Assistants Zap steps that stop Aug 26, 2026, also flags unsupported AI Actions / NLA paths, and maps replacements to Zapier MCP or Responses-API actions. First two findings free, no signup.
No signup. First two findings are free. We do not store raw credentials in readiness packets.
Free and Team pricing per monitored surface
Built for technical deadline readiness
For teams that need owners, readiness status, and evidence before a vendor change lands.
CTOs
Use the free Zapier check to identify affected workflows, owners, and replacement paths before Aug 26, 2026.
Platform and DevOps leads
Keep registered workflows, webhooks, repos, certificates, keys, tokens, and SSO connections on a recurring watch cadence.
MSPs and agencies
Track readiness across client stacks with per-surface recurring monitoring, not one-time deadline packets.
Sample readiness evidence
From free finding to retained watch
The Zapier check is the entry point. After the first findings, teams keep the affected workflows, webhooks, integration connections, OAuth client-secrets, API keys, and the rest of their registered stack under recurring per-surface monitoring.