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Hi, I'm trying to send the record ID from Salesforce to Make.com based on a specific condition using a webhook. It’s almost working, but not always accurately. I’m using Salesforce Flow Builder for this. If you have experience with Salesforce, I’d really appreciate your help. Thanks!

What kind of agents are the best to sell right now? I hear many people say automations and general aren’t doing to well, and you should just sell one agent that does everything. Is this true? If so what kind of agents are gonna do the best heading into 2026?

WhatsApp just announced it's officially banning general-purpose AI chatbots from operating on its Business API, starting January 15, 2026. Here’s what’s going on and why it matters: - Meta says WhatsApp's API was made for customer service, not chatbot platforms - Any AI assistant whose main function is chat (think ChatGPT, Perplexity, etc.) will get the boot - Businesses can still use AI for support tasks like booking help, order questions, etc. - Meta says the surge in use from generative bots overwhelmed the system - It all ties back to revenue too, WhatsApp charges for business messaging, but these AI bots weren’t fitting that model - This effectively leaves Meta AI as the only official assistant on WhatsApp This says a lot about platform control in the AI age. What do you guys think, fair move by Meta to protect their business model, or unnecessary roadblock to innovation? I can totally understand why Meta is doing this. Read the full article here: https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/18/whatssapp-changes-its-terms-to-bar-general-purpose-chatbots-from-its-platform/

Most people think social media consistency comes from posting every day. But real consistency comes from systems, systems that help you stay visible even when you’re busy. One of my favorite automations is scheduling social media posts directly from Google Sheets, Airtable, or Notion. It's simple, powerful, and perfect for anyone who wants to plan and publish content without manually logging into every platform. Here’s how it works 👇 You create a content table, with columns for your caption, image link, post date, and platform. Then, using tools like n8n, Make.com, or Zapier, you connect your content database to your social media accounts. Once it’s set up, every time the date and time arrive, your post is automatically published to LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Instagram or any of your social media platforms, without lifting a finger. No missed posts. No rushing to meet deadlines. No chaos trying to manage multiple accounts. For business owners, it keeps your brand active even when you’re focused on operations. For agencies, it saves hours of manual scheduling across client accounts. For influencers and content creators, it gives you more time to focus on creativity and audience engagement instead of routine tasks. What I love most about this automation is how it brings clarity and control into content planning. You can visualize your ideas, track your schedule, and make updates instantly, all from one sheet. I enjoy helping businesses build systems like this because it’s not just about saving time , it’s about creating freedom, focus, and consistency. When your content schedule runs itself, you can finally focus on what truly matters, growing your brand, connecting with your audience, and sharing your voice with the world. That’s the real power of automation, quiet, consistent, and life-changing.