Make.com Error Notifications from Slack Blueprint

Get all Errors, Warnings, and Scenario Stopped Make.com notifications directly from Slack.

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Make.com, Gmail, Slack icons: Lucas Ostrowski's no-code automation workflow for error alerts
Make.com, Gmail, Slack icons: Lucas Ostrowski's no-code automation workflow for error alerts
Make.com, Gmail, Slack icons: Lucas Ostrowski's no-code automation workflow for error alerts
Workflow diagram of a Make.com automation process. The flow consists of six connected circular icons on a dark background. From left to right: a red icon with a bicycle symbol, a green icon with an interlocking pattern, two purple icons with curly braces, a light green icon with directional arrows, and three purple icons with the Slack logo branching off at the end. Dotted lines connect the icons, representing the flow of data or actions in the automation process.
Workflow diagram of a Make.com automation process. The flow consists of six connected circular icons on a dark background. From left to right: a red icon with a bicycle symbol, a green icon with an interlocking pattern, two purple icons with curly braces, a light green icon with directional arrows, and three purple icons with the Slack logo branching off at the end. Dotted lines connect the icons, representing the flow of data or actions in the automation process.
Workflow diagram of a Make.com automation process. The flow consists of six connected circular icons on a dark background. From left to right: a red icon with a bicycle symbol, a green icon with an interlocking pattern, two purple icons with curly braces, a light green icon with directional arrows, and three purple icons with the Slack logo branching off at the end. Dotted lines connect the icons, representing the flow of data or actions in the automation process.
Lucas Ostrowski's Make.com automation workflow diagram. The process flow shows six connected modules on a light gray background: Webhooks, OpenAI (ChatGPT, Whisper, DALL-E), JSON, Transform Scenario name, Router, and three Slack actions. Colored icons represent each step: red for Webhooks, green for OpenAI, purple for JSON and Transform, light green for Router, and purple for Slack. Dotted lines connect the modules, illustrating the automation sequence for error notifications
Lucas Ostrowski's Make.com automation workflow diagram. The process flow shows six connected modules on a light gray background: Webhooks, OpenAI (ChatGPT, Whisper, DALL-E), JSON, Transform Scenario name, Router, and three Slack actions. Colored icons represent each step: red for Webhooks, green for OpenAI, purple for JSON and Transform, light green for Router, and purple for Slack. Dotted lines connect the modules, illustrating the automation sequence for error notifications
Lucas Ostrowski's Make.com automation workflow diagram. The process flow shows six connected modules on a light gray background: Webhooks, OpenAI (ChatGPT, Whisper, DALL-E), JSON, Transform Scenario name, Router, and three Slack actions. Colored icons represent each step: red for Webhooks, green for OpenAI, purple for JSON and Transform, light green for Router, and purple for Slack. Dotted lines connect the modules, illustrating the automation sequence for error notifications

Overview

Get all Errors, Warnings, and Scenario Stopped Make.com notifications directly from Slack.

This is a blueprint for the workflow described in my article: How to get Make.com Error Notifications from Slack.

Specifications

Transform Email Notification into nice-looking Slack message

You can see all critical information directly in Slack

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Make.com?

Make.com is a visual automation platform that allows users to design, build, and automate workflows without coding. It enables you to:

  • Connect different apps and tools using a drag-and-drop interface

  • Automate repetitive tasks and complex business processes

  • Create workflows ranging from simple to advanced using decision-based logic

  • Integrate thousands of applications to streamline your work

What is Make.com?

Make.com is a visual automation platform that allows users to design, build, and automate workflows without coding. It enables you to:

  • Connect different apps and tools using a drag-and-drop interface

  • Automate repetitive tasks and complex business processes

  • Create workflows ranging from simple to advanced using decision-based logic

  • Integrate thousands of applications to streamline your work

What is Make.com?

Make.com is a visual automation platform that allows users to design, build, and automate workflows without coding. It enables you to:

  • Connect different apps and tools using a drag-and-drop interface

  • Automate repetitive tasks and complex business processes

  • Create workflows ranging from simple to advanced using decision-based logic

  • Integrate thousands of applications to streamline your work

What is a Make.com blueprint?

A Make.com blueprint is a template or pre-configured scenario that can be shared and reused. Critical features of blueprints include:

  • They contain the structure and configuration of a scenario without sensitive data

  • Blueprints can be used as starting points for creating new automation

  • They allow users to share their workflow designs with others

  • Blueprints exclude personal information and connection details, though some caution is needed when sharing

Blueprints are helpful for learning Make.com's capabilities and quickly implementing common automation tasks

What is a Make.com blueprint?

A Make.com blueprint is a template or pre-configured scenario that can be shared and reused. Critical features of blueprints include:

  • They contain the structure and configuration of a scenario without sensitive data

  • Blueprints can be used as starting points for creating new automation

  • They allow users to share their workflow designs with others

  • Blueprints exclude personal information and connection details, though some caution is needed when sharing

Blueprints are helpful for learning Make.com's capabilities and quickly implementing common automation tasks

What is a Make.com blueprint?

A Make.com blueprint is a template or pre-configured scenario that can be shared and reused. Critical features of blueprints include:

  • They contain the structure and configuration of a scenario without sensitive data

  • Blueprints can be used as starting points for creating new automation

  • They allow users to share their workflow designs with others

  • Blueprints exclude personal information and connection details, though some caution is needed when sharing

Blueprints are helpful for learning Make.com's capabilities and quickly implementing common automation tasks

How can I start using Make.com?

You can start using Make.com by signing up for a free account on their website (affiliate).

How can I start using Make.com?

You can start using Make.com by signing up for a free account on their website (affiliate).

How can I start using Make.com?

You can start using Make.com by signing up for a free account on their website (affiliate).