Integrating with Make
Overview
Make is a visual automation platform where you build workflows by connecting apps on a canvas. Connecting it to your workspace means the data and events in your tools become building blocks you can wire together, turning manual, repetitive processes into automations that run on their own.
Where simpler tools handle straightforward "if this, then that" steps, Make is built for workflows with more moving parts. A single scenario can branch, loop, and pull from several apps at once, which makes it a good fit for teams whose processes don't fit a straight line.
How it works
In Make, every automation is called a scenario, and you build it visually by placing modules on a canvas and connecting them in the order you want them to run.
Each module represents an app or an action in the flow
Connections between them define how data moves from one step to the next
Scenarios can branch, filter, and route depending on what the data contains
Once a scenario is active, Make runs it automatically whenever its trigger fires. You can connect your workspace as a trigger, an action, or a step in the middle of a larger flow. Learn more about building scenarios and mapping data to see how modules pass information between each other.
Built for complex flows
The visual canvas is what makes Make stand out. Because you can see the entire flow laid out in front of you, even an automation with many steps stays understandable at a glance.
Complexity isn't the enemy. Hidden complexity is. A flow you can see is a flow you can trust.
This matters most when a process has real branching logic, when one path should run in some cases and a different path in others. Make lets you map that out visually, so the automation does exactly what you intend, and anyone on the team can follow why.
Configure
A workspace admin can enable this integration from your integration settings. Once enabled, any member can connect their account and start building scenarios.
Setup happens in Make's visual editor, with no code required. You connect your workspace, add it as a module in your scenario, and define how data should flow through it. From there the scenario runs automatically, and you can refine it anytime by adjusting the canvas. For teams running many scenarios, see the advanced configuration options for organizing them into folders.
