Make Reviews & Product Details

Make has a lot of really helpful templates you can start using straight away. I love how it puts the cookies on the lower shelf for people (like me) who are completely new to automation.

It's very easy to feel overwhelmed by the many options available. and trying to work out which module to use for what.

We have multiple platforms that have different data. Make helps us tie that data together to automate procedures that don't need humans messing it all up.

I love that Make is simple to use and very cost-effective!

Some of the tools that I use aren't supported apps within Make, but their ability to make HTTP requests allows me to work around that.

Automating workflows at our company. It helps us to create these automation quickly and without the need to use development resources.

What I most like about integromat is the endless list of integrations available. And even when the integration doesn't exist, integromat's internal tools fill the void pretty well.

The Payment system is antiquated and clunk, not very elegant. Think the total opposite of a stripe checkout page. The fact that I have to cancel a plan to buy a new one feels a bit like 1999.

Be able to do things that are humanly impossible, is the biggest problem that integromat is solving for me. What I mean is, what would normally require a large team of people to do, I can now program in a week and only maintain the automations.

Que integra una cantidad altísima de programas, y que las posibilidades son infinitas. No hay límites, solo lo creativo que seas a la hora de crear lo que necesitas. La interfaz es muy visual además y todo está muy bien documentado.

Al principio puede ser algo compleja de comprender, por el tema de las fucniones y variables. Aunque es cierto que no hace falta ser programador para manejarla bien, si que puede ser algo incómodo el principio, en el que vas a tener que convivir con el "prueba-error" constantemente.

Te permite automatizar tu negocio de una forma absolutamente profesional. Para mí es indispensable utilizarla para liberar carga de trabajo, especialmente gestiones y administraciones que siempre había querido delegar

I researched quite a bit before choosing my automation software, and make.com was a decision I do not regret. I used Make.com to completely automate service calculation and commercial offer creation for Asana, Stripe and Airtable. The software is easy to pick up and is very capable. Whenever i had issues support helped me out with the best customer service they could give and i managed to automate everything i wanted, and i'm not stopping here. Would definitely recommend make.com for businesses of any size.

Don't think there are such things i dislike, compared to other softwares make.com is alot cheaper and works great, I can't complain.

Automating onboarding process without spending a lot of money.

Make manages to create an intimate and simple environment for simple but also complex integrations of any kind with its user interface.

The only thing that I personally find negative is that you have to be careful with the execution of the actions because you can otherwise exceed your limits quite quickly depending on the plan. What would be a perfect example here: a Shopify store with 2000 articles, where Make should update the 2000 articles every hour. Unfortunately, this is not possible because each article counts as an operation and the workflow cannot be mapped by Make (in terms of costs).

Make makes it very easy for me to link external APIs with larger providers and in our case manages to 100% automate a completely manual process through simple 4 steps.

I love that once I connect to the API I am free to use the data and interface with multiple other API's while using the data. It saves me time and ensures that there are fewer mistakes when moving data from one platform to another.

Sometimes the API connections available from the software platform aren't available in the Make platform, however, sometimes we can find a way around it. Also connecting new software APIs that aren't yet connected can take a while to become available.

Saving me and my clients a lot of time, ensuring that there are fewer mistakes when moving data from one platform to another and allowing the teams to work on tasks that require actual human interaction rather than clogging up teams with busy work that the AI is more than capable of handling.

Make allowed me to build a saas-tool without prior knowledge of coding. I was able to learn a lot of things and use Make.com in many different ways. It is great that you can start with simple scenarios in the beginning and get more elegant and sophisticated over time. The visual builder makes it easy to understand what you are doing.

Sometimes when working with Airtable it is a bit annoying to get new fields (fields created after starting to work on the scenario) into a scenario as a variable. But that is really a minor thing to complain about.

Make allows me to connect multiple services in an easy and reliable way. The visual builder allows me to create automation that I could not create with classic coding.

The graphic interface makes it very easy to visually see what you are building and what steps are happening next. I love the flexibility of being able to copy/paste action steps from one scenario to another and/or create a multi-part split that isn't capped at only 3 options. Also the ability to start the scenario at some point in the past makes the scenarios extremely useful.

They keep promising the ability to split a scenario and then rejoin at some point in the future ... which would be awesome, as many times you have one small part that needs some bifurcation, but the rest of the scenario can run the same. If they had that, I think it may be perfect.

Connecting SaaS systems in the past used to require you to be a full-on coder. Now, with low-code/no-code systems, you can start to connect your data more seamlessly without a degree. I love that we can help streamline people's operations and save them tons of time in their business with a tool that is fairly straightforward to use and doesn't cost a fortune.

What I love the most about help is that it can make repeated tasks easier by automatically implementing steps as programmed, without the actual programming (i.e. Coding).

The downside for Make is how many applications and functions can be integrated. Yet, this is also a plus for Make. The complexity and importance of understanding each integration's processes make it slightly tricky but manageable

There are processes in our system that are being done repeatedly, and with Make, some steps can be done with a push of a button which is beneficial for the business since it is more time-efficient.