Make

Make is an AI automation platform for building workflows, called scenarios, and AI agents visually, connecting them to your company's apps and data and seeing everything that runs in one place.

What is Make used for?

It removes repetitive manual work: syncing data between a CRM and a spreadsheet, processing form entries, sending alerts or chaining steps with AI models. Each scenario is made of modules that read, transform and write data, with conditions and routes.

How do you build an automation in Make?

You can describe it in a prompt and let Maia by Make build and debug it, drag modules onto the canvas, or create it from Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini through MCP. When needed, you can fine-tune it with JavaScript or Python.

What are Make AI agents?

They are agents you give a goal, tools and limits so they can make decisions autonomously while showing their reasoning. Make Grid gives a live map of every automation and agent across the organization, including third-party resources.

Which apps does Make integrate with?

It has 3,000+ native apps, and any service with an API can be added as a custom integration. There are templates, SDKs and developer docs.

Who is Make for?

Operations, marketing, sales and IT teams, from startups to enterprises such as Stellantis, that want to automate without coding while keeping control and visibility.

Make pros and cons

• Pro: a very flexible visual canvas with routes and error handling.
• Pro: GDPR, SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3, with SSO and audit logs.
• Con: every action uses credits and scenarios pause when they run out.
• Con: complex flows require careful thinking about data logic.