Maximizing Workflow Efficiency with Sequential Processing in Integromat Scenarios

When you turn on Sequential processing in an Integromat scenario, it ensures that each module in the scenario is processed in sequence, one after the other, rather than all at once. This means that each module is triggered only after the previous module has completed its execution.

Sequential processing is useful when you want to ensure that certain steps in the scenario are completed before moving on to the next step. For example, let’s say you have a scenario where you want to create a new customer in your CRM, add them to your email list, and send them a welcome email. If you have Sequential processing turned on, the scenario will wait for the customer to be added to the CRM before adding them to the email list, and then wait for the customer to be added to the email list before sending the welcome email.

Sequential processing can help you avoid errors that might occur if steps are executed out of order, and it can also help you troubleshoot problems in your scenario by allowing you to identify which module might be causing issues. However, it’s important to note that Sequential processing can slow down the overall execution time of your scenario, especially if you have many modules that need to be processed sequentially.