That is great seriously. I have a question; is there a way to auto turn on the sequence after the error caused - by some small amount of users? For example, I use webhook to grab the email and name of the user and I want to add this to Mailchimp or another autoresponder. But from time to time someone is putting the wrong format of email (typing mistake) which causes the error in the Integromat/Make sequence. And I have to turn it back on manually. Is there a way to automate this auto-on of the sequence after the error?
Thank you for your feedback and happy to help! I'd recommend using the break error handler on the module that is failing. That way wrong emails will be stored under incomplete executions and you'll be able to resolve them manually (or ignore them) without affecting your running scenario. Also turn on the "store incomplete executions" in your scenario settings (required by the break error handler). Last step would be to set the amount of consecutive errors before turning of the scenario to a high number. You can find it in your scenario settings by ticking the "show advanced settings" box and then scrolling to the very bottom. Hope this helps! 😊
Which topics are you struggling with the most at Make?
Great! Thanks alot!
You're welcome! 😊
That is great seriously. I have a question; is there a way to auto turn on the sequence after the error caused - by some small amount of users? For example, I use webhook to grab the email and name of the user and I want to add this to Mailchimp or another autoresponder. But from time to time someone is putting the wrong format of email (typing mistake) which causes the error in the Integromat/Make sequence. And I have to turn it back on manually. Is there a way to automate this auto-on of the sequence after the error?
Thank you for your feedback and happy to help!
I'd recommend using the break error handler on the module that is failing. That way wrong emails will be stored under incomplete executions and you'll be able to resolve them manually (or ignore them) without affecting your running scenario.
Also turn on the "store incomplete executions" in your scenario settings (required by the break error handler).
Last step would be to set the amount of consecutive errors before turning of the scenario to a high number.
You can find it in your scenario settings by ticking the "show advanced settings" box and then scrolling to the very bottom.
Hope this helps! 😊
@@TechflowAI Thank you very much!
@@dorabiam.online you're most welcome! :)
I would like you to make a video on the most trending automation combinations in 2023 and how we can do it
Interesting, thank you very much for the suggestion. It's added to our list. :)