I think it is much simpler and clear to have a Run a Scenario module in the Make app instead of defining a new webhook and then calling it. There is a scenarios:run permission when I want to create an access token! Where can this permission be used then?
I checked it by adding an HTTP module to my scenario, and it worked. But I prefer to use a Make module instead of an HTTP module because, in this case, I don’t need to set the Authorization header manually, and it will retrieve from the associated make connection.
So my question is still: Why the Make app does not have Run a Scenario module?
This is bar far a better solution, but We still need to set some Make-related data manually. For example, in my case, scenario id, which is error-prone!
Hello @SaeedZF.
Our product team is working on bringing the ability to chain scenarios, or using scenarios as a module. Scenario Inputs and the ability to Run scenario via API are some of the steps towards it. For the funcionality that will cover your needs in a more user friendly way you will have to wait but as has been suggested here, you can execute a scenario and if needed you can map scenario id from system variables panel.
