With Make (formerly Integromat), hundreds of apps can be linked together to automateprocesses and exchange data - without any code.

In an intuitively designed editor, you can link the systems you work with every day with so-called modules. The principle is quite simple: when this happens, this should happen. For example: When someone signs up for your newsletter, the contact should be saved in your contact list.

Make offers a variety of integrations - but you can also connect any application that has an interface, a so-called API (Application Programming Interface).

Make also offers a wide range of templates that you can use to start automating your processes right away.

There are countless use cases for Make (Integromat). Whether in marketing, accounting, sales or HR - there are processes everywhere that can be excellently automated with Make (Integromat). Here you will find a few insights into the tool:

1. This is how it looks when you set up a new scenario in Make. In the open workspace you always have a good overview of your workflow.
2. Here you can see an automation in which attachments from emails are automatically uploaded to a Google Drive folder. This is super handy for invoices, for example, which should be saved directly to the right folder.
3. With Make (Integromat) you can of course also build really complex automations. With routers and filters, you can set up conditions for different use cases. Here you can see how an automation for posting social media content can look.

You want to learn how to build such automations yourself? In our Make Fundamentals course you will learn the first steps in automation with Make.

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