In Make.com, an operation is a task executed by a module on your data within a scenario. But there’s more to it, let me explain 🙂 How operations are counted Each time a module checks for new data or performs actions like updating, adding, downloading, or posting data, it counts as one operation. For example, … Read more
A filter in Make.com is a way to control whether the scenario should continue.. Think of it like a gatekeeper for your scenario. It checks the data coming in and decides whether the scenario should continue based on conditions you set. Let’s say you’re automating lead processing. You might only want to act on leads … Read more
Scenario history in Make.com is a record of past executions of a scenario, showing details like when it ran, any errors that occurred, and the data processed. You can find the scenario history at the top right on any scenario. As you can see, it’s also possible to see if and by whom the scenario … Read more
A scenario execution refers to the process of running a defined sequence of actions, which in our case means executing modules in our scenario one by one. It’s a process that helps to automate tasks between different applications and services based on a specific trigger. Scenario Execution ID or Run ID Each scenario execution has … Read more
A scenario in Make.com is an automated workflow that connects different apps and services to perform specific tasks based on predefined triggers and actions. Here is an example of what a scenario looks like: A scenario consists of modules, which in this case use the Gmail application. In addition to application modules, Make.com includes native … Read more
A module in Make.com is a tool that helps you perform specific tasks in an automated workflow, like getting data from an app or sending information to another app. You can think of modules as the building blocks that connect different services to make your scenario work smoothly. In the example above, you see three … Read more
The mapping panel in Make.com is like your data’s travel guide. It helps you connect and transfer information between different parts of your automation setup. Here’s how it works: In short, the mapping panel makes sure your data gets where it needs to go, keeping your automation running smoothly. Example Here’s a short example of … Read more
In Make.com, functions are used to perform specific operations on your data, such as calculations, text manipulations, or data formatting. They help automate tasks by applying logic and processing within your scenarios, making data handling more efficient and dynamic. Here is an example; capitalize(max) = Max See how it changed max to Max with the … Read more
A bundle of data in Make.com is a collection of related data items that are processed together during a scenario execution, often containing information passed between different modules of the scenario.
Blueprints are an easy way to share scenario templates with others. It’s a .json file with a bunch of data in it, and by importing it into Make.com you simply create a complete scenario with all modules/applications/variables. Exporting a blueprint Want to share a scenario with someone? Go to your scenario, click the ••• button … Read more