How manually validating a text

laclac · June 4, 2024, 5:19pm

Hello

I know how to generate a text using Chatgpt.
However, I would like to validate it before it continues the workflow.
I thought why not have the text sent to my Slack and if I put a on the message, it continues the workflow and if I put the reaction :(. it is rejected.

However, I’m still a beginner on Make.
I’d like to know if my workflow is feasible?
If you know how I should do it, or if you have templates that I could use as inspiration?

Thanks in advance

samliew · June 4, 2024, 5:23pm

Welcome to the Make community!

Throwing Slack into the mix will make this too advanced and complex. While it may be doable with two separate scenarios, I would advise not to go down this route.

I would suggest completing the Make Academy before jumping into building a complete scenario.

If you need specific assistance when you are building a scenario it’s easier to help you then.

Otherwise, you can also hire a professional by posting in the #solution-exchange:professional-services category

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laclac · June 14, 2024, 9:27pm

Hello Samliew,

Thank you for your help. And I have good news… I did it!
I suspected that 2 separate scenarios were needed and you confirmed it for me a little.
So I decided to do what I had in mind. once you understand the mechanics of Make, the setup is rather simple. Make is well thought out…

I just had a real doubt when I realized that the Slack trigger for reactions/Event didn’t work. It was a disappointment because everything was there and everything worked well very quickly, but I couldn’t retrieve the reactions.
A long time ago, I created a Slack app to interact with a script/webhook. I told myself that I could try this route on Make… and it worked!
So, I manage to generate a message, he sends it to Slack. I put a smiley to validate it and it is automatically published…
It’s magical when our automations work

samliew · June 15, 2024, 8:57am

Make is powerful only if you know how to use it well.

Good job on figuring it out!