Make (formerly Integromat) changes name to Make

Make (formerly Integromat) (integromat.com) a popular platform to used to connect API, has recently reveled a major upgrade. Make (formerly Integromat) has evolved to Make (make.com) and boasts major performance boosts Make is new flagship platform built to give people the freedom to visually create, build, and automate at the speed of their ideas.

Greg Vonf

March 22, 2022

Make is an online automation tool and integrations platform. It was launched in May 2021 by Make (formerly Integromat) and Hygger. The service enables users to connect, move and transform data between web apps and services without any programming knowledge, and automate workflows. Make is available as a web application and supports MacOS, Windows and Linux. History

Make (formerly Integromat) was founded in 2013, and the Make platform was launched in May 2021. In May 2021, Make announced a partnership with Hygger, a software development company. Make (formerly Integromat) and Hygger have integrated their services and plan to further develop Make. Philosophy

Make's goal is to make automation accessible to anyone. The platform enables users to integrate and automate workflows between apps and services, without writing any code. The service uses a visual programming language, meaning that users can create automated processes by dragging and dropping blocks. Make's approach to automation is based on the integration of embedded and cloud services. Features

Make enables users to create custom integrations and automations between online services. The platform supports over 1000 web apps, including Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Facebook, Instagram, Shopify and Slack. Users can create custom integrations between web apps, and automate workflows. Make's features include:

A visual programming language
Data mapping
Automated scheduling
Real-time alerts

Awards

Make was named a Cool Vendor in the Cool Vendors in Business Process Automation, 2020 report by Gartner.