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Incomplete executions in Make.com

Updated 2026-08-01

When a Make.com scenario fails, Make can keep the incomplete execution — bundles, logs, blueprint context. Many teams never turn that on, then have nothing solid to debug. Here is why it matters for diagnosis.

What an incomplete execution is

It is Make's record of a run that did not finish successfully. With the right settings, you can open the failed module, inspect the bundle, and see the error text that search engines and support threads are full of.

Without incomplete executions retained, you may only see that something failed — not which value was missing.

How this ties to diagnosis

A useful diagnosis needs the error message and a bit of context (module, connection, parameter names). That text usually lives in the incomplete execution detail.

Paste that detail into the free tool on this site when you have it. Eviverse Monitoring (waitlist) is the product direction that would watch those failures for you — it is not built yet.

Paste the error for a sourced diagnosis

If you still have the execution log, use the free tool — Make's docs only, every claim linked, or an honest refusal when coverage is missing.

Diagnose this error free →

Example you can try: Incomplete execution on Google Sheets module. BundleValidationError: Missing value of required parameter.

Official Make documentation

FAQ

Why is storage of incomplete executions off by default?

Make documents that incomplete executions are disabled by default. Enabling them is an account/scenario setting — check Make's current help for your plan.

Is this the same as the incomplete executions queue API?

Related ideas. The product UI shows incomplete runs; Make's API exposes read scopes for those details. Monitoring products use the API; you can still copy the error from the UI today.

Related guides

Eviverse is independent and not affiliated with Make. These guides are original explanations with links to Make's public Help Center — not republished documentation.