No-Code Automation with Make (Integromat)

In today’s fast world, automating routine tasks can save you a lot of time and effort. Whether you’re managing emails, social media and customer interactions automating these processes can increase your efficiency.
Make, previously known as Integromat, is one of the best no-code automation platforms that enables you to connect apps, workflows, and tasks without writing a single line of code.

In this blog, I’ll show you how to get started with Make and create your first automation, Without writing any Code.

What is Make?

Make is a cloud-based automation platform, It allows you to connect different apps and services to build automation your repetitive tasks.
It’s a no-code tool, means No programming skills needed.
You can create workflows0(scenarios) that integrate multiple apps, tools, and services, allowing you to automate a wide range of processes.
Make provides a more visual interface and advanced functionality, It best for both beginners and experts users.

Why Choose Make for Automation?

Make offers a number of benefits, including:-

No-code interface: Anyone can build automations without coding knowledge.
Vast integrations: Make supports hundreds of popular apps like Google Sheets, Slack, Trello, and more.
Advanced workflows: Create complex workflows involving multiple apps, conditions, and actions.
Real-time updates: Make executes workflows in real-time, ensuring that your tasks are processed quickly.
Flexible pricing: Make offers both free and premium plans based on your needs.

How Does Make Work?

Make works by connecting different apps and automating workflows with the help of a simple, drag-and-drop interface.

Modules: Each service or app you want to connect is represented by a “module.” For example, Gmail, Google Sheets, and Slack are all modules you can add to your automation.

Scenario: A scenario is a series of modules you connect together to automate a specific task. For example, you might create a scenario where data is collected in Google Sheets and then sent as a Slack notification.

Triggers and Actions: Every scenario starts with a trigger, which initiates the automation process. An action is what happens once the trigger is activated, such as sending an email or updating a file.

Examples of Automations You Can Create with Make

Here are a few example automations you can build with Make:-

• Email Notifications for New Form Submissions: Automatically send an email notification every time someone submits a form on your website.
• Social Media Scheduling: Set up an automation that pulls new content from a Google Sheet and posts it to your social media accounts.
• CRM Updates: Integrate your CRM (e.g., HubSpot) with Google Sheets to update customer records every time new data is added to your spreadsheet.
• Automated Report Generation: Create a scenario that runs a report on a specific schedule, collects data from multiple sources, and sends the report via email.

Maitry Patel

Author

Senior Quality Analyst at BrainStream Technolabs Pvt Ltd