Getting around the Make.com account dashboard

Getting around the Make.com account dashboard

You are probably learning automations to create them for your clients.

So, it is important that you understand how to use the make.com dashboard properly so that you can make your life and your client's life easy when creating or sharing automations.

The Onboarding

As soon as your account creation is complete, Make.com might welcome you with a few on-boarding questions.

Make.com onboarding
Choosing your role as part of make.com onboarding

If yes, answer them.

After that, you'll automatically land on your account's home screen called “My Organization”:

Make.com dashboard

Getting a summary of your account

On the home screen, important details of your account are found inside the “Dashboard” box.

The box is initially closed. Click on it to get an overview of your account's current state:

Make.com dashboard accordion

For example, here is an overview of my account:

Make.com account overview

As you can see, it contains information like:

  1. Pricing plan of the account
  2. How many operations utilised so far
  3. Option to upgrade your account or buy extra operations

Next...

The parts of the Make.com dashboard

The Dashboard is divided into three main parts.

  1. Main navigation menu on the left
  2. Content of the active screen
  3. Menu of the active screen (if applicable)
Collapsed navigation menu of Make.com dashboard

If you put your cursor anywhere on the main menu, it expands:

Expanded navigation menu of Make.com dashboard

And as you can see, the “Organization” page is currently active. It is also called as the home screen of your make.com account.

We will understand the concept of “Organization” in an upcoming lesson.

Anyway, it is from this main menu that you can access:

1) Organization Switcher — More on this later

2) Team — It acts as a dashboard for managing your organization's team.

Make.com Team screen

3) Scenarios — Screen for creating and managing your automations

Scenario's screen on make.com

4) Links for the affiliate program, editing your profile, and logging out.

That's pretty much it about how to get around the make.com dashboard.

In the next lesson, we will see how to purchase extra make.com operations if you run out of them.