I’m looking at having AI produce output that will then be saved in a word or google document. I don’t know how to create this approval. This document would then be sent to my Gmail and I would like to be able to approve the content (or not). Then I’d like for that to be posted on say LinkedIn
What you are looking for is called Human in the loop, and this feature is available on the Enterprise plan only.
You can build it on your own- I would say it’s rather complex, but essentially you need two (or more) scenarios and a database.
How the workflow could look:
Scenario 1 → this scenario generates your post, assigns an internal ID, and stores it in a database. Once the record is stored, it sends you an email.
Email → the email contains HTML-encoded buttons with webhooks assigned to confirm / reject / modify and of course local record id.
Scenario 2 → this scenario is triggered by a button in the email. It fetches the correct record based on the ID and processes it according to the action chosen by the user. In your case post to Linkedin.
It looks like there is a “Human in the Loop” feature in Make. So personally I think the best thing would be to create a traditional Make workflow which uses the AI service of your choice. Then send an email to your GMail with the button/link attached to it along with the AI output. Once approved you continue to your LinkedIn step and post it.
What is your goal?
What is the problem?
What have you tried so far?