Three business workflows
Build intake and task preparation in one scenario, plus a separate daily overview. Work internally without sending customer messages.
EINFACH MIT MATZE · ENGLISH PRACTICAL COURSE
Three workflows. Tested and documented.
Plan and build request intake, an internal task list and a daily reminder overview, with explicit exceptions, duplicate checks, test records and an operating handover.
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Self-employed people, assistants and small office teams who want to build controlled workflows for recurring administrative tasks.
Use fictional requests to build intake, internal task preparation and a daily overview. Learn to check duplicates, preserve human notes and recover after a partial failure.
8 written lessons with exercises and worked answers, coursebook (11 pages), workbook (11 pages) with 55 fillable fields, offline lessons, a local workshop with JSON export/import, 11 practice files and a final project.
Build intake and task preparation in one scenario, plus a separate daily overview. Work internally without sending customer messages.
Record expected and actual results for valid inputs, missing fields, duplicates, permissions, recovery, zero matches and repeated daily snapshots.
Use CSV templates, a detailed build guide, visual process maps and an operating handover. Keep unresolved tests visible.
Written self-study. You configure and test your own Make and Google Sheets environment. No ready-to-import scenario, managed automation, software subscription, videos, coaching or guaranteed time savings. Supplied examples are expected results, not evidence that your implementation has passed.
A task was created successfully, but updating its source status failed. Should the next run create the task again?
No. Inspect the target RequestID first. Reconcile the existing task and source status, record recovery and require zero additional tasks. A failed later step does not prove the earlier write was undone.
Suggested pace: 25–45 minutes per lesson plus your project. Try each exercise before reading the solution.
Computer, browser and spreadsheet application. For implementation, your own Make account and an authorised Google Sheets connection are required. Provider charges, credits and limits depend on your plan. No software subscription, API key, AI service or ready-to-import Make scenario is included. Practise with fictional data and no external messages.
No. You receive build instructions, CSV practice data, process maps and test records. Configure your own connections, modules and file identifiers.
No. The practice output is an internal task list and daily overview. External messages require a separate approved design.
You do, in your own authorised test environment. The course supplies fourteen cases and expected outcomes. Unperformed tests remain NOT RUN.
Extract the complete ZIP and read START.txt. Open index.html or Coursebook.pdf. Use a PDF reader with form support for Workbook.pdf. Open Workshop.html and export notes before closing; no autosave or cloud account is provided. Follow the practice-file instructions and check the supplied controls in your software.
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