Make (formely Integromat)

Make (formerly Integromat) is a powerful automation platform that connects your apps and services to create custom workflows without writing code. It enables users to automate repetitive tasks between web applications, streamlining processes and saving significant time. The mobile app extends this functionality, allowing you to build, monitor, and manage these automations directly from your smartphone. With Make (formerly Integromat), you can design intricate scenarios that move information between apps like Google Sheets, Slack, and Dropbox, transforming your device into a hub of automated productivity.

Creating Automated Workflows with a Visual Editor

Users begin by opening the Make (formerly Integromat) app and tapping to create a new scenario. The primary action involves selecting apps from a extensive library and connecting them using a drag-and-drop interface. You arrange modules in a sequence to define the workflow's logic, such as triggering an action when a new email arrives. The sequence dictates the flow of data from one app to the next. The task result is a live, automated process that operates based on your specified conditions, eliminating the need for constant manual input. This core function is the foundation of Make (formerly Integromat).

Monitoring Scenario Execution in Real-Time

After building a scenario in Make (formerly Integromat), users navigate to the dashboard to monitor its performance. The primary action is reviewing a detailed log that shows each execution cycle, including timestamps and data packets processed. You can check for any errors or pauses in the automation, with the app providing immediate notifications for issues that require attention. The workflow sequence involves analyzing this log to ensure data is moving correctly between apps. This monitoring provides the result of complete visibility over your automations, allowing for quick troubleshooting and peace of mind.

Connecting a Diverse Library of Web Applications

The functionality of Make (formerly Integromat) is built on its vast integration capabilities. Users start by browsing or searching the app’s directory for supported services, such as Google Drive, Facebook, or Airtable. The primary action involves authenticating each app by logging into your account through a secure window, which grants Make (formerly Integromat) the necessary permissions to operate. The sequence establishes a trusted connection between your apps and the platform. This process results in a personalized list of connected apps that are ready to be used as building blocks within your automated scenarios.

Handling and Transforming Data Between Modules

A key step in advanced automation with Make (formerly Integromat) is manipulating data as it passes between apps. Users interact with functions and operators within each module to map, filter, or transform information. For example, you can instruct Make (formerly Integromat) to extract a specific piece of data from a Google Sheet row and then use it to compose a Slack message. The workflow involves setting these rules within the scenario editor to ensure data arrives in the correct format for the next application. This results in highly customized and intelligent workflows that go beyond simple data transfer.

Managing Account and Billing Settings On-the-Go

Beyond building scenarios, the Make (formerly Integromat) mobile app provides full control over your account. Users access a dedicated settings section to review their current subscription plan, monitor consumption of Operational (OP) credits, and update payment information. The primary actions include upgrading a plan or analyzing usage statistics to optimize scenario efficiency. This administrative workflow ensures you maintain full control over your Make (formerly Integromat) account from anywhere. The result is the ability to ensure your automations run without interruption and align with your operational budget.

Utilizing Pre-Built Templates for Rapid Deployment

For quicker setup, Make (formerly Integromat) offers a library of pre-designed automation templates. Users browse categories like Marketing or Productivity to find a workflow that fits a common need, such as saving email attachments to Dropbox. The primary action is selecting a template, which opens a pre-configured scenario in the editor. You then customize it by connecting your own accounts and adjusting the settings to your requirements. This process within Make (formerly Integromat) results in a functional automation being deployed in minutes, dramatically accelerating the time-to-value for new users.