Hey everyone — I’m trying to build an automation between Notion and Make and could use some help figuring out the best approach.
Here’s what I’m trying to do:
I have a Notion database with a checkbox property called “Script it.” Every time I check this box on a page, it sends data to Make through a Notion trigger/webhook.
What I want is for the automation to wait until three boxes are checked in that database — and then run my next set of modules (essentially processing those three selected items together).
So the desired flow is:
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I check a few items in Notion.
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Once the third one is checked, Make automatically continues and runs the rest of the scenario.
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After that, it could reset or uncheck them, but that part I can handle later.
I’ve tried a few ideas, but I can’t figure out a clean, reliable way to make Make “count” how many checkboxes are currently true in Notion and only move forward when it reaches 3.
Has anyone done something like this before or found a good workaround for this kind of condition-based trigger?
Thanks in advance for any ideas or examples!