Platform Ideas and Improvements

A simple request, but it will take som time to implement successfully. Please add dark mode.

When building or editing a scenario, I often need to check the execution history to see exactly what data was returned by specific modules and how that data was formatted. This is especially useful when updating an existing scenario or continuing work on a scenario that depends on real execution data. While it is possible to run a module individually, this can become difficult when the module requires parameters. In those cases, you first need to find or recreate the correct input data, which can take time. Most of the time, it is much easier to inspect a previous execution and look at the actual data that was returned. At the moment, when I am working in the scenario editor, my workflow looks like this: Shift-click the scenario button in the menu to open it in a new tab. Open the scenario again. Go to the History tab. Open the execution I want to inspect. This means I end up with two tabs open just to check the data returned by a module. I have two suggestions that could improve this workflow: Load module metadata or output from a previous execution It would be very useful to right-click a module and have an option such as: “View data from previous execution” or “Refresh metadata from execution” This would allow users to inspect the actual data returned by that module in a past run without leaving the scenario editor. It could also help when configuring mappings or troubleshooting formatting issues. Quick access to scenario history As a simpler improvement, add a button in the scenario editor that opens the scenario history directly in a new tab. This would already remove several steps from the current workflow and make it much faster to inspect previous execution data while actively building a scenario.

The different modules have very little documentation, especially the custom tools, which makes setting up new configurations very frustrating.

Please include all credits spending types on 'Credit Usage' screen. Currently only credits spent on scenarios running is shown, but incomplete executions does not. If you use 'Break' error handler without turning retries off, this can become very expensive (credits and operations wise) when setting up a system. If there are other credits spending processes, please include them too. 'Credit Usage' screen should give the user the real picture and not a partial one. Another option (I like it less, but it's easier to implement) will be to include an explanation in the 'Credit Usage' screen, to explain what processes can spend the credits in addition to what's reflected in that screen and some advice, on how to reduce it. In my case the advice could have been: remove incomplete executions and turn off the endless retries on each 'Break' error handler on my flows.

Currently a team cannot have its own time zone settings. As a result if you have a team working in a different timezone they have to use the organizational timezone. It would be good to be able to set a team and assign a timezone to that team so that the UI, scheduling and anything related to time is masked to the team's timezone.

Being able to setup more than one trigger per scenario is useful when the same kind of data comes from different sources. Ex: Leads comming from Facebook Ads, and from another, generic, webhook. ------------------------- BESTPRACTICE: Create a "core" scenario that would perform the common data processing. Insert the "Webhooks > Custom webhook" module at the beginning of the scenario. Copy the webhook's URL. (see https://support.integromat.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006249313-Webhooks for further information about webhooks) For each trigger you would like to employ create a separate scenario and insert the corresponding trigger in it. Connect the "HTTP > Make a request" module after the trigger. Configure each "HTTP > Make a request" module to pass the data to the "core" scenario: paste the copied URL in the URL field and map the items in the Fields field. (see the attached screenshot and https://support.integromat.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006248533-HTTP for more information about making HTTP requests) SEE ALSO: https://integromat.canny.io/feature-requests/p/execute-a-scenario-sub-scenario

Hey Make team! Here's something that's been bugging me hard as a power user with hundreds of scenarios: The ask Let us slap a short label (≤80 chars) right above each module inside the scenario edit view — kind of like a floating sticky note that lives on the canvas . Why it matters Right now, when I'm navigating across a ton of scenarios, I'm flying blind. I have to "open" each scenario just to figure out what it's doing or why I built it. That's a brutal time sink. Same pain hits with AI Agents — each agent module on the canvas should have a floating tooltip/label so I can quickly grok what role that module plays in the flow without having to click into it. What it should look like A tiny, non-intrusive floating tag that hovers "above" the module tile on the canvas — always visible during edit view, never blocking the module itself. Think of it like a sticky label in a circuit diagram. Max 80 chars, editable on double-click or via the module settings. Bonus — make it searchable These labels shouldn't just live on the canvas. They should be "indexed and searchable from the Scenarios View". So when I'm searching across my workspace, the search engine crawls those module labels too — not just the scenario name. That way I can type something like "invoice webhook" or "GPT classifier" in the search bar and surface the exact scenario that has that module, without having to open anything. This is a game-changer for anyone running a complex automation stack. The payoff Instant clarity when scanning any scenario + a way smarter search experience across the whole workspace. No more guessing games. Huge quality-of-life boost for anyone managing complex automation stacks 🙏 Thanks boys

Editing formulas is wonky enough as-is before having popups blocking your view with helpful tips. They can't be moved. You can't hit Esc or you'll close the window. It's ridiculous that the best option is to write the formula in a different program and paste it in. Either remove the popups or make it possible to move/close them.

I would like to better organize my workflows and related files. I currently use folders, but having a lot of things to manage my navigation is getting confusing. For example, if I create 5 different scenarios for each company, I end up having too many elements to search for, risking not finding my personal projects anymore. The folders help, but I would like a different system: the ideal would be to have a main screen focused only on my personal files and, through a simple click, to be able to separately access the folders dedicated to individual companies, seeing only the relevant files.

Allowing to group different scenarios that share a relationship either via tagging or via subfolders