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Prerequisites

1.Ensure Data Format is JSON In BrowserAct workflow’s Output Data node, ensure format is set to JSON. 2.Prepare Google Sheets
  • Create new Google Sheets
  • Set column headers (matching extracted data fields)
  • Note Sheet name and ID

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Make.com Integration Steps

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Step 1: Create Make Scenario

Log in to Make.com and Click “Create a new scenario” image (6).png

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Step 2: Add BrowserAct Module

2.1 Add Module
  1. Click + to add module
  2. Search “BrowserAct”
  3. Select “Run a workflow”
2.2 Configure BrowserAct Connection
  1. Click “Add” to create a new connection
  2. Enter your BrowserAct API Key
  3. Click “Save”
2.3 Select Workflow
  1. Select your workflow from the dropdown
  2. Configure required input parameters (if any)
  3. Click “OK”
⚠️ Important: Ensure your BrowserAct workflow output format is JSON image (7).png

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Step 3: Set Up JSON Processing

3.1 Add JSON Module
  1. Click + to add new module
  2. Search “JSON”
  3. Select “Parse JSON”
3.2 Configure JSON Parser Generate data structure:
  1. Open BrowserAct，go to workflow execution history (Activity log)，find successful execution record
  2. Copy complete JSON output data
  3. Return to Make.com，In JSON Parse module, click “Generate”
  4. Paste copied JSON data into “Sample data” field, click “Save”
image (8).png Configure JSON string field:
  1. In “JSON string” field
  2. Click to select BrowserAct module output
  3. Select field containing data (usually output.string)
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Step 4: Connect Google Sheets

4.1 Add Google Sheets Module
  1. Click + to add a new module. Search “Google Sheets”- “Add a Row”
  2. Configure Google Sheets Connection
  • Click “Add” to create a new connection
  • Authorize Make.com to access your Google account
  • Select target Google Sheets
  • Select target Sheet (worksheet)
image (10).png 4.2 Map Data Fields Important concepts:
  • Columns: Define Google Sheets column order
  • Values: Map data to corresponding columns
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Step 5: Test Run

5.1 Run Test
  1. Click “Run once” at bottom
  2. Observe execution process
  3. Check output of each module
image (12).png 5.2 Verify Results
  1. Open your Google Sheets
  2. Confirm data added correctly
  3. Check data format and content
5.3 Handle Multiple Records If your BrowserAct workflow returns multiple records (array),you need to additerators : Configure iterator:
  1. Add Iterator module between JSON Parse and Google Sheets
  2. Select array field from JSON Parse output
  3. Each iteration automatically adds rows to Google Sheets

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Common Troubleshooting

Issue 1: JSON Parse Failed Error: Invalid JSON Solutions:
  1. Confirm BrowserAct output format is JSON
  2. Check JSON data is complete
Issue 2: Field Mapping Error Error: Field not found Solutions:
  1. Re-generate JSON data structure
  2. Confirm field names match exactly
  3. Check case sensitivity
Issue 3: Data Not Added to Sheets Possible causes:
  • Google Sheets connection expired
  • Sheet name changed
  • Insufficient permissions
Solutions:
  1. Re-authorize Google Sheets connection
  2. Confirm Sheet name and ID correct
  3. Check Google account permissions
Expected results:
  • ✅ Data automatically transfers from BrowserAct to Google Sheets
  • ✅ New row added each run
  • ✅ Data format correct, fields correspond