r/Integromat

Image 1 — Massive bullshit. Scenario burned through thousands of credits with no way to stop it.
Image 2 — Massive bullshit. Scenario burned through thousands of credits with no way to stop it.
Image 3 — Massive bullshit. Scenario burned through thousands of credits with no way to stop it.

Massive bullshit. Scenario burned through thousands of credits with no way to stop it.

Awesome. One screen says it's not running, another screen says it is, and the stop button is not there because it didn't fully recognize that there was an execution actively running. I'm glad you fixed the issue where the left mouse button to drag around the scenario builder wasn't sufficient somehow though.

It even pushed my credit limit into the negative, which I didn't know was actually possible. Why is that possible? Letting one execution run, just to have it and all the others in your org shut down after it burns through all the credits? What's the actual goal there, encouraging people to have extra credits set on autopay?

Edit: I've reached out to their support team about this already to get these credits back. I'm just very, very pissed off at the moment. It's already _so_ much more expensive than it was even 3 years ago without this crap suddenly being in play.

This is not my main account; the other is with a different company and isn't hurting for credits at all if I make a mistake testing something out or something goes wrong. So I'm not giving you another $5 for extra credits, on top of the $$$$ a year we pay for Make, to fix something that shouldn't have been a problem in the first place.

u/translinguistic — 2 days ago

need to turn airtable rows into pdfs in a make scenario.. whats actually worked

client wants ~45 branded pdfs from airtable rows every monday. burned two weekends on make scenarios and im still manually exporting maybe 15 every week

google doc mail merge was fine until conditional sections per row and suddenly im doing document engineering for $0/hr.. docsautomator choking on nested tables, pdfmonkey timing out twice uploading a 2.1mb template, html-to-pdf modules that every automation guru swears by?? 12 test runs on one path alone. 4 mangled fonts. one totally blank page. spent saturday night on this and my girlfriend just stopped asking what i was working on

client thinks its a 20 minute task

anyone actually piping airtable rows into branded pdfs on a schedule without babysitting every execution. what finally worked for you because i feel like im missing something obvious

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u/LushEcho31 — 3 days ago
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Claude Sonnet 5 is now available in Make

Hello Markers.... stop right there 🖐️

Claude Sonnet 5 is now available in Make.

Anthropic’s most capable Sonnet model brings Opus-level reasoning into high-volume Make workflow automation at Sonnet-tier price and speed.

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐝𝐨:

  • Flag risks and make judgment calls on every run, at Opus-level quality and Sonnet-level cost
  • Route support and ops tickets based on context, priority, and next action
  • Build daily reports from feeds, exports, or source material
  • Give Make AI Agents more room to read, plan, and call tools

𝐀𝐯𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐚𝐜𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐞 𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐬:

  • Make AI Toolkit for quick setup
  • Anthropic Claude App for structured prompts
  • Make AI Agents for agentic workflow automations

We'll also have Claude Fable 5 in Make - stay tuned!

𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞: https://ma.ke/447EfFa

u/itsmakehq — 4 days ago

Idea Farming for Make

I've been using Zapier for years, but have never maximized my usage of it. I switched to Make because of the better integration and usage of Claude's AI tools in automations, and the cost is ridiculously better. I'm looking for some ideas on how you all are using Make to make your life easier and also to maximize it's capabilities.

I'm a small biz owner (consulting) and a neurodivergent person so any ideas related to that would be helpful, too! But also just curious what you all are doing in Make overall.

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u/akilahnyota33 — 12 days ago

Migrate from Make to AWS

I’m curious: I see tons of people using Make.com to run automations that don’t really change over time, myself included.

Why not migrate those automations to AWS Lambda, for example? I’ve done it myself, and the process is surprisingly simple - especially nowadays with AI.

I understand that the more complex automations might not be practical to migrate, even if they’re technically possible.

AWS is much cheaper and more scalable.

I’m thinking about putting together a quick tutorial. Thoughts?

u/pepegrilloups — 13 days ago