Make (platform)
Cloud-based software platform for creating automation scenarios
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Make is a cloud-based software platform for creating automation scenarios. Users can connect independent online services through a graphical interface without the need for programming.[1][2] It integrates services via APIs.[3]
| Make | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Developer | Celonis |
| Initial release | 2016 |
| Operating system | Multi-platform |
| Available in | English |
| Type | Software for process automation and integration |
| License | SaaS |
| Website | make.com |
It supports automated workflows and data exchange between services, including AI-assisted automation features such as AI agents.[1][4]
History
The project originated in Prague[5][6] and was founded by six Czech entrepreneurs: Patrik Šimek, Ondřej Gazda, Roman Bršlica, Tomáš Schel, Michal Toman, and Pavel Duras.[7][8]
Acquisition and rebranding to Make
In 2020, Integromat was acquired by the German company Celonis [9][10] for approximately $100 million (roughly 2.5 billion CZK).[11][12] After the acquisition by Celonis in 2022, Integromat was rebranded to Make.[13][14][15] Even after the acquisition, the Make platform retained its own development team based in Prague.[7] The company's workforce grew from 77 employees in 2021 to approximately 190 in 2022.[16]
Platform
Make operates as a visual automation platform that does not require coding.[3][1] It connects different systems and enables the creation of workflows through a graphical interface.[15] Automations are built using so-called “scenarios”, which consist of triggers and subsequent actions that respond to changes in applications or services.[17] Media coverage in 2024–2025 described Make’s expansion into AI-assisted automation.[18][19] In April 2025, the platform introduced AI Agents for executing tasks within automation scenarios.[20]
Some reviews have noted that the platform can be more difficult for certain users, particularly when configuring more complex workflows.[21] Lupa.cz has reported examples of the platform being used by large organizations.[15][2]
In 2020, Integromat was included in Gartner’s analytical report titled Cool Vendors in Business Process Automation, which highlights innovative tools in the field of business process automation.[22]