Make.com workflows for active-ticket snapshots, context enrichment, REST requests, JSON transformation, and error handling for Hermes.
Developed workflows · experimental paths remain
Make.com
RepairDesk
REST APIs
HTTP
JSON
Hermes
An automation is only as useful as the completeness and meaning of the data it passes on.
01Active-ticket snapshot
02Enrich context
03Transform JSON
04Check response
05Feed Hermes
Connecting RepairDesk to Hermes
I built workflows that fetch active-ticket data from RepairDesk, add relevant context, and format it for Hermes.
What I worked on
Built Make.com workflows for active-ticket snapshots and customer/context enrichment.
Configured HTTP/API requests and transformed returned data into structured JSON payloads.
Debugged malformed or missing API response data and developed error handling around incomplete inputs.
Fed operational context into Hermes for troubleshooting and documentation workflows.
Preserve the distinction between empty and failed
A missing field, malformed response, or failed request needs an explicit handling path. It should not silently become a confident summary of an empty ticket. Data transformation and response investigation are part of making the downstream context useful.
What’s working and what’s still in development
The workflows have been developed, but some paths are still experimental. They are not all running unattended in production. I’ve left customer records and ticket contents out of this write-up.
What I worked through
This work involved API requests, JSON transformation, and debugging missing or malformed responses. The main challenge was giving Hermes enough ticket context without silently treating a failed request as an empty ticket.
Examples describe engineering methods. Client identities, endpoint identifiers, credentials, and ticket contents are omitted.
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