Building Data Routing Workflow
This is the first practical build that brings multiple Make.com concepts together in a single working scenario. The focus is on the real build process, not flawless execution. Small mistakes, testing, and quick corrections are part of how effective workflows are created.
Experienced builders typically:
- Choose the simplest modules that solve the task
- Test early and review outputs
- Expand complexity only after validation
- Adjust quickly when something breaks
What's Being Built
A straightforward three-part workflow:
- Google Sheets to pull existing data
- A router to split rows into logical paths
- HTTP requests to retrieve seller data from a non-native API
Most automation is not about advanced logic. It is about finding data, making a simple decision, and moving that data to the next step.
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This is the first practical build that brings multiple Make.com concepts together in a single working scenario. The focus is on the real build process, not flawless execution. Small mistakes, testing, and quick corrections are part of how effective workflows are created.
Experienced builders typically:
- Choose the simplest modules that solve the task
- Test early and review outputs
- Expand complexity only after validation
- Adjust quickly when something breaks
What's Being Built
A straightforward three-part workflow:
- Google Sheets to pull existing data
- A router to split rows into logical paths
- HTTP requests to retrieve seller data from a non-native API
Most automation is not about advanced logic. It is about finding data, making a simple decision, and moving that data to the next step.
Thanks for your feedback!
