Missing the Make Converger Module in your automation projects? You’re not alone. Many have faced the frustration of discovering that actual converger modules are currently unavailable in Make. The concept of a converger module remains just that—a concept. But what if there was a way to navigate this challenge effectively?
This video dives deep into a workaround for the Make Converger Module. You’ll witness a practical demonstration of a scenario built for a client, showcasing how to skillfully manage data flow in automation processes without a converger module. Whether it’s generating cloud convert files, sending bulk emails and texts, or combining data into a comprehensive CSV file, this workaround covers it all.
The solution lies in the innovative use of the Set Multiple Variables module, a tool often overlooked yet incredibly potent in these scenarios. Discover how to map arrays and collections seamlessly, ensuring your data retains its structure throughout the automation process. This is more than just a tutorial; it’s a revelation in managing automation workflows efficiently.
If you’ve been grappling with the limitations of Make.com’s converger module, this video is a must-watch. It’s not just about fixing a problem; it’s about transforming your approach to automation. Say goodbye to the headache of unavailable modules and hello to a world of streamlined, efficient processes.
Watch now to unlock the full potential of your automation projects without needing a converger module!
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I used the ‘Set Multiple Variables’ and then the ‘Get Multiple Variables’ to consolidate a flow to create document form a specific template, depending on the payload passed.
One clarifying (noob) question - in this context, the ‘Get Multiple Variables’ module and the subsequent modules after it will only execute after a ‘Set Multiple Variables’ module has succeeded, won’t it? This route won’t fail on the grounds of the variable being undefined, unless all other paths have failed first?
I’m just starting with Make and I’m trying to understand the order of operations when using a Router.
Maybe answering my own question here as I discover more.
The principle is - always make sure the route that contains the converger module is ordered below the routes which are setting the variables, or set it as the ‘fallback’ so that it always runs last.
Noting that the documentation clarifies what I was looking for:
Routes are processed sequentially, not in parallel. Make won’t process the second route unless it finishes processing the first one.
The fallback route always runs last, no matter which position it takes in the Order routes window.
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