Streamlining Workflows with Incomplete Executions in Integromat (Make.com): Handling Failed Modules with Ease

Incomplete executions is a feature in Integromat that allows you to handle scenarios where one or more modules fail to execute successfully.

When Incomplete executions is turned on in a scenario, Integromat will continue executing the scenario even if one or more modules fail. This means that the other modules in the scenario will still be executed, and you can configure the scenario to handle the failure in a specific way.

For example, let’s say you have a scenario where you want to create a new record in a database and send an email notification. If the database creation module fails, but the email notification module succeeds, with Incomplete executions turned on, the email notification will still be sent even though the database creation failed.

You can configure how Integromat should handle incomplete executions by setting up an error handler module. The error handler module is triggered if a module fails to execute successfully, and you can use it to define specific actions to take when an error occurs, such as sending a notification or creating a log entry.

Overall, the Incomplete executions feature is useful because it allows you to continue executing your scenario even if some modules fail, helping to minimize disruption to your workflow and ensuring that critical actions are still completed.