MakeIntegromat

MakeIntegromat, commonly referred to as Make (formerly Integromat), is an online automation platform that enables users to connect apps and services to perform automated workflows without coding. Users build workflows, called scenarios, in a visual editor by chaining modules (connectors) that represent apps or services. Each scenario typically starts with a trigger and proceeds through a sequence of actions, with optional branching via routers, filters, iterators, and aggregators.

Core features include a visual scenario designer, a broad library of modules for popular apps, and support for custom connections through HTTP and Webhooks. The platform provides data mapping and transformation capabilities to shape information as it flows between services, along with error handling and retry options. Scenarios can be scheduled or run in real time, and execution history and analytics help monitor automation performance.

Integrations and extensibility are central to Make, with hundreds of apps available as modules and the ability to connect to private or custom APIs. This makes it suitable for use cases such as data synchronization, lead routing and CRM automation, invoicing and order processing, content publishing, and data collection and reporting.

Pricing typically includes a free tier with limited operations and scenarios, with paid plans offering higher operation quotas, more features, and additional capacity; enterprise options are also available. As a rebranding of Integromat, Make positions itself as a no-code solution for visual automation and API integration, competing with platforms like Zapier, Microsoft Power Automate, and IFTTT.