Make.com Made Crystal Clear · chapter 2: How Make Thinks: Scenarios, Modules, Bundles, Credits
The big schema
2026-09-12
Every anatomical part of a scenario on one canvas: the trigger with its clock, modules, bundles on the lines, a filter, a router with ordered routes, the dotted error-handler route, and connections. Nine later figures in this book zoom into pieces of this drawing.
Below: the paragraph from the book that builds this idea, then the diagram itself (Figure 2.1), and a recap. About a minute of reading.
So we start with the full picture. Figure 2.1 shows one annotated scenario containing every anatomical part you will meet in this book: the trigger with its schedule clock, ordinary modules, bundles riding the connection lines, a filter, a router with ordered routes, a dotted error-handler route, and the connections that log the modules into your apps. Around the canvas sits the execution cycle, the loop that runs the whole drawing. Study it slowly; the rest of the chapter walks through it part by part, and the figures in chapters 3 to 10 and 13 are zooms into corners of this exact drawing.
Recap
- The idea: Every anatomical part of a scenario on one canvas: the trigger with its clock, modules, bundles on the lines, a filter, a router with ordered routes, the dotted error-handler route, and connections.
- The picture: Figure 2.1, from chapter 2 ("How Make Thinks: Scenarios, Modules, Bundles, Credits") of Make.com Made Crystal Clear.
- Go deeper: the chapter builds this step by step, with recipes and sources at the end.
This diagram is one of many in Make.com Made Crystal Clear.
Every chapter opens with the gist, draws the hard ideas, and ends with recipes and sources.
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