Level 3 exam — No-Code & Automation

Exam — fresh questions

12 questions to validate advanced automation: choosing your tool, trigger → action, filters and routers, iterators and webhooks.
Answer everything, then click Check: your score and explanations will appear.

3.1 · Recall

1. Zapier and Make differ first by…

The number of colours in the interface Linear simplicity (Zapier) vs visual power (Make) The obligation to code in both Their logo and nothing else

Zapier = simple linear Zaps; Make = rich visual scenarios.

3.1 · Application

2. Lina has simple logic between two apps. She chooses…

A spreadsheet printed every morning A full custom development Zapier for a fast launch No tool, everything by hand

Simple, immediate logic: Zapier gives the quick win.

3.2 · Recall

3. The elementary brick of every automation is…

Printing the dashboard A trigger that starts actions The account password The colour of the diagram

Trigger → action: one event starts operations.

3.2 · Application

4. Lina links a form response to her database. The key move?

Changing the form font Printing each response Deleting the database Mapping data to fields

Map field by field, then test with a real response.

3.2 · Arbitration

5. Lina's scenario does not trigger. First reflex?

Check activation, trigger and run history Print the scenario to reread it Delete everything and start from zero Change all the diagram colours

Unactivated draft, polling delay, blocking filter: history decides.

3.3 · Application

6. Lina only wants to process subjects containing QUOTE. She adds…

A filter at the very end of the scenario A new account in each app A filter just after the trigger Systematic printing of messages

Filter early: stop the useless before billed actions.

3.3 · Arbitration

7. Business to sales, individuals to the automatic reply. You need…

No condition, everything mixed A router (or paths) with two branches Two different printers A simple filter that stops everything

The router routes to A or B; the filter alone is only yes/no.

3.3 · Recall

8. The filter / router difference is…

The router prints, the filter colours Both delete data The filter sorts (yes/no), the router directs (A/B/C) There is no difference

Filter = continue or stop; router = which way to continue.

3.4 · Application

9. Lina's order has 4 items but only one is processed. Fix?

Delete the three other items Change the colour of the rows Print the order in four copies Add an iterator that unfolds the list

A [ … ] in the data: iterate to process each item.

3.4 · Application

10. After iterating, Lina wants a single total. She adds…

An aggregator that gathers into one value A new empty form Deleting all rows A password on each item

Split to process, group to present.

3.5 · Application

11. Lina's business tool has no connector. Real-time solution?

Printing the received notifications Waiting one year for a connector Copying by hand every day A webhook trigger whose URL receives events

The webhook is the universal trigger, with no coding.

3.5 · Arbitration

12. Lina must call an API with a key. Correct call?

Key in encrypted connection, minimal rights Key in plain text in the shared scenario Key written on a photographed sticky note Key sent in each team message

A key is a password: encrypted, limited, regenerated if exposed.

What's next?

Score ≥ 80%: move on to Level 4 — n8n, AI in workflows and secret security (make reliable before industrialising).
Score < 80%: revisit the missed sections (mapping in 3.2, filter/router in 3.3, webhook and secrets in 3.5), reread the explanations above, then retake the test.