Make
AIFeaturedNo-code visual automation platform to build, connect, and automate workflows across apps and APIs.
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Make
AIFeatured
No-code visual automation platform to build, connect, and automate workflows across apps and APIs.
-(0 Reviews)
Free Available
Starting from Free
Premium plans available
About Make
Make (make.com) is a visual, no-code automation and integration platform that enables users to create automated workflows (scenarios) by connecting apps, services, and APIs with a drag-and-drop interface. It provides pre-built connectors, webhooks, scheduling, data mapping and transformation tools, and error-handling features to orchestrate multi-step processes without writing code. Make is designed to speed up integrations, automate repetitive tasks, and enable non-developers and technical teams to prototype and deploy integrations quickly, with monitoring and execution history for observability and troubleshooting.
Key Features
Visual Scenario Builder: Drag-and-drop canvas to design multi-step workflows (scenarios) that chain modules, apply branching (routers), and transform data without writing code.
Pre-built Connectors: Library of ready-made connectors for popular SaaS apps and services to quickly link systems and exchange structured data between platforms.
Webhooks and HTTP Requests: Ability to receive webhook triggers and perform custom HTTP requests to interact with APIs, enabling both inbound and outbound integrations.
Data Mapping and Transformation: Field-level mapping, JSON parsing, aggregators, iterators, and functions to transform and route data between heterogeneous systems.
Scheduling and Triggers: Time-based scheduling and event-driven triggers to run automations on intervals or in response to external events.
Error Handling and Monitoring: Execution history, logs, retry policies, and error handlers to debug, resume, and maintain reliability of automated flows.
Templates and Reusable Modules: Pre-built scenario templates and reusable modules to accelerate common automation patterns and standardize processes.
Execution Controls and Observability: Detailed run reports, operation counters, and monitoring tools to track usage and troubleshoot failures.
Visual workflow builder with drag-and-drop scenario composition
Pre-built connectors/modules for common cloud apps and services
HTTP/API module and webhook support for custom integrations
Triggers and scheduling (time-based and event-based execution)
Data mapping and transformation between services
Error handling, retries, and logging for reliability
Monitoring and run history for debugging and auditing
Collaboration and sharing of workflows (team-oriented controls)
Support for real-time and batch processing of data
Use Cases
CRM Syncing and Lead Automation: Automatically capture leads from webforms, enrich data, and push qualified leads to a CRM while notifying sales teams.
E-commerce Order Processing: Connect online store platforms to inventory, fulfillment, and accounting systems to automate order routing, invoicing, and shipping updates.
Scheduled Reporting and Data Aggregation: Periodically extract data from multiple services, transform and aggregate it, then generate and deliver consolidated reports via email or storage.
Webhook-driven Integrations: Accept webhooks from external services, transform payloads, and forward structured data to downstream APIs or databases for real-time processing.
Marketing Workflow Automation: Orchestrate sequences across advertising platforms, email marketing, and analytics to automate campaign setups, audience syncing, and performance tracking.
Business Process Orchestration: Coordinate multi-step internal processes (approvals, notifications, task creation) across productivity and ticketing tools to reduce manual handoffs.
ETL and Data Movement: Extract data from disparate sources, apply transformations, and load into data warehouses or spreadsheets for downstream analysis.
Syncing data between SaaS applications (CRM, ERP, marketing tools)
Automating repetitive business processes (order processing, invoicing)
Event-driven workflows using webhooks (form submissions, payments)
ETL-style data transformation and transfer between systems
Scheduled reporting and notifications (daily/weekly summaries)
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