Hi Make
I would like to add to the scenario its deactivation. To do this, I use the “Make an API call” module.
I have read the API documentation for deactivating a scenario using the POST method in this link. But I didn’t fully figure out what settings to set in the module itself.
Could you tell me how to set the settings in this module correctly?
Hello @Rory nice to meet you.
This is how your set up needs to looks like:
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Hello @Wemakefuture me too
Yes, it works according to the logs. Thank you!
But for some reason it didn’t actually work 
Although the logs are ok.
The scenario didn’t run. This is strange.
Hello again @Rory ,
The scenario didn’t run or didn’t execute the requirements? Because from what i see the scenario run and operation was completed.
Can you please show me the setup from the Make an API Call.
Hi @Rory ,
What error do you get when you try to run the scenario?
If I try to run the modules individually, then one of them throws an error, while the other one works.
This is what happens if I run the scenario stop module.
This is what happens if I run the scenario start module.
Hi @Rory .
The problem is that your scenario is already OFF. Go to scenario which you want to stop and set ON and after that make a test.
For the future try to use Integromat DevTool extension and get more info from there.
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But I already did it. Wrote about it here. It works according to the logs.
Thank you, I’ll look into it further 
Hi @Rory ,
What do you mean with The scenario didn't run ?
You want to activate the scenario and execute it? If that’s the case, the scenario won’t automatically run when you activate it.
You can leave the scenario activated and execute it on demand with the following API call
https://www.make.com/en/api-documentation/scenarios-scenarioId-run-post
I hope it answers your question.
Glenn - Callinetic
Hi @Rory ,
In the link you shared I only see two endpoints. The stop and start endpoints. These won’t execute your scenario. You only change the state from deactivated to activated.
To execute the scenario you should trigger the endpoint I shared in my previous post. That’s /scenarios/{scenarioId}/run.
This means that the logical sequence to execute a stopped scenario is the following:
/scenarios/{scenarioId}/start)/scenarios/{scenarioId}/run)Or for a scenario that is already activated, just run /scenarios/{scenarioId}/run
Kr.,
Glenn - Callinetic