Running SaaS operations means living inside workflows — and sometimes breaking them in spectacular fashion. A while back, I cloned a big HubSpot lead-routing workflow and forgot to update one small action node. Instead of setting leads to “SQL Ready,” it marked them as “Dead Lead.” The damage? Hundreds of qualified leads mislabeled in under 24 hours. We estimated roughly **$10K in pipeline loss**. HubSpot’s revision history helped identify when it happened, but fixing it was a nightmare: * 4 hours of property-history exports * Manual data corrections * Re-imports that felt like open-heart surgery That day made me realize something: **HubSpot (and most CRMs) have no real version control**. One mistake can silently nuke data. Since then, I’ve been working on a lightweight tool that **snapshots workflows** and highlights every change (like Git for HubSpot automations). It’s made **rollback** a one-click operation. Still, I’m curious: How do other SaaS teams manage rollback and testing for automations? Do you rely on staging environments, or just careful versioning discipline?