async function saveDataToDataPack(workflow) { try { const response = await axios.post('https://hook.eu2.make.com/islujny85klphnug08u6jzhgggx84g', { finalItem: workflow.finalItem }); // Check for successful response if (response.status === 200) { // Extract data from response (assuming response.data has the structure) const product = response.data.message.data.Product; const priceKG = response.data.message.data.PriceKG; const availability = response.data.message.data.Availability; // Create the dataPack object const dataPack = { product: product, priceKG: priceKG, availability: availability, }; console.log("Data saved to dataPack:", dataPack); // You can now use the dataPack object further in your code } else { console.error("Error:", response.statusText); } } catch (error) { console.error("Error sending data:", error); } } // Assuming you have the workflow data saveDataToDataPack(workflow);

The codeblock is going haywire at this point and I have no idea what is going on. Too many reiterations using inbuilt AI + Gemini.

I probably need to send a simple webhook request, and then another code block to recieve the data and store it in an object or something. That seems logical to me but I'm not sure.

The body in the Webhook response module has to be structured in a specific way.

It is pretty easy to set up, but I don't have a tutorial on it yet. All you have to do is enter the Webhook, enable integration and then you should see the "Send Data" card in your bot.

Hey, There was an issue with the Make integration that should be fixed now.

Could return something like this

the integration bugged out I think. I used "Run once" and went through the workflow again but make was still at "running". So I just used the following code to get around it.

await axios .post('https://hook.eu2.make.com/islujny85klphnug08u6jzhgggx84g', { finalItem: workflow.finalItem }) .then((response) => { workflow.productDetails = response.data // receive the incoming data in getDetails console.log('Success:', response.data) }) .catch((error) => { console.error('Error:', error) })

did it multiple times until I swapped out the integration with a code block

Is it not sending anything to Make?

Or is it having problems getting the response

Didn't work. So I used the code block instead. I do look forward to using the integretation in the future because it does make everything simpler.

Can also be set to on here

I had the same issue until this

I think that you can only have 2 set to always active with the free plan so keep that in mind

I know this. I have only one active scenario.

I'll still check it once more when I'm home and let you know

Let me know if I'm doing something incorrectly here.

Also, make does not recognise my existing object productDetails, hence had to create a new one called proDetails as you can see in the video.