Incomplete executions
In Make, incomplete executions are a safety mechanism that saves a scenario run that failed because of an error, so the scenario does not stop and data is not lost. The saved run can be handled automatically or manually. The mechanism is disabled by default.
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Source content checked . English translation published 2026-10-27.
In business automation
A scenario in Make can fail partway through, for example when an external service is unavailable. Incomplete executions are a safety mechanism that saves a run that failed because of an error, so the scenario does not stop and data is not lost. According to Make's documentation, the saved run can be handled automatically or manually, and the mechanism is disabled by default.
Examples
These examples illustrate a possible workflow. Adapt the connections and rules to your own systems.
An order that did not reach the CRM
A scenario transfers orders from the store to the CRM. The CRM is unavailable for a few minutes, and the run is saved as an incomplete execution. Once the service is back, the run is handled and the order comes through without being entered again.
Relevant tools
- Make
- The definition and the note about the default setting come from Make's official documentation.
What to check
- Assuming the mechanism is enabled. According to the documentation, it is disabled by default and must be enabled in the scenario settings.