Hey everyone 😄. Here's my second Make build. I set it up for a mock car service company: you create a quote, add the services, click "Generate Invoice", and a few seconds later the PDF is in Google Drive and linked back to the quote. How it works: - Airtable holds everything: customers, services with prices, line items and quotes - A button on the quote sends it to Make through a webhook - Make pulls the quote and all its line items, and builds the invoice in HTML - PDF.co turns it into a PDF - The PDF goes to Google Drive, and the link goes back into Airtable For a small business this cuts invoicing from a few minutes of copy-paste per client down to one click, with fewer mistakes in prices and totals. I attach a quick video walkthrough and a few screenshots of the system, and the invoice created. A few questions for everyone here: What other regular and repeating tasks in small (or BIG:) businesses would you point, that are not on the surface - like invoice creation, and can be automated or optimized? What would you add next to the system, to make more easy to use or client-ready? and, sure, other feedback is always welcome ;) and thanks a lot for the feedback on my first build, it really helps and encourages to move forward! Wishing you guys a great week ahead 🙏😊

Hey everyone. I want to share my first build in make.com - a system that helps you create and store notes (via voice/text messages to Telegram Bot), and gives you a brief of your tasks/ideas/plans for Today, This week and This month every morning. I attach a quick video walkthrough and a few screenshots of the system, take a look! Stack: Make.com + OpenAI (Whisper + GPT) + Notion + Telegram + GitHub. There's definitely room for improvement, hit some roadblocks along the way as well (like an Iterator that drops data on multi-item messages, GPT duplicating tasks across sections, and a few API auth headaches), but that's part of the process! For everyone in the space, would like to hear your take on: - Any obvious ways to optimize the workflow or cut down on steps? - What would you add to enhance the system? and any other points or comments are of course welcome 😊 p.s. Thanks @Liam Ottley for the community and showing different paths and spaces to dig into!

Hello! Anyone knows where I can get the notion template from this video?