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Build visual scenarios that connect your tools, add AI where it matters, handle errors gracefully, and run in real time via webhooks — all without code.

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Visual editor + data mapping
AI modules & agents (400+ AI apps supported)
2,700+ official integrations

Preview of a Make scenario with modules, router and iterator — Example Make scenario

Key benefits

Visual scenarios & mapping

Assemble automations on a visual canvas. The mapping panel lets you transform and route data field by field (functions, arrays, structures, etc.).

Flow control: routers & iterators

Branch logic with routers (conditions, fallback) and process lists with iterators and aggregators to handle loops precisely.

Instant webhooks

Trigger scenarios as soon as an event occurs (queueing, parallel or sequential runs, custom HTTP response).

Error handling & retries

Add error handlers, configure retries and keep scenarios stable (notifications, run history, rollback on ACID-safe modules).

Built-in Data Stores

Persist lightweight business data across runs (structures, fast read/write) without deploying a dedicated database.

AI & Agents

Enable AI agents and modules to classify, summarize, extract and decide, with 400+ AI apps supported.

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Concrete use cases

Google Sheets -> Gmail & Slack

Watch for a new row in Sheets, enrich data, then send personalized emails and a Slack summary to the team.

Shopify -> Notion & Airtable

Sync orders, generate enriched product pages, then create weekly reports in Airtable.

Webhooks -> CRM

Receive leads via webhook, normalize fields, deduplicate, and upsert contacts in your CRM (retries, API limits).

Support -> AI

Auto-analyze incoming tickets, detect intent/urgency with AI, route to the right team using a router.

Invoices -> Drive & accounting

Sort PDFs, extract totals with an AI module and post entries to your accounting tool.

Marketing -> Editorial calendar

Create briefs, validate via Slack, create tasks and schedule publications automatically.

Google SheetsNotionShopifyGmailSlackAirtableWebhooksData Stores

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Make vs Zapier vs n8n (factual snapshot)

Criterion	Make	Zapier	n8n
Integrations	2,700+ apps	~8,000+ apps	~1,000+ (native) + community
Editor	Visual canvas, mapping, tools (router, iterator, aggregator)	Canvas/Builder, interfaces & Tables	Visual canvas, nodes, code/HTTP
AI	AI modules & Agents	AI workflows/agents	AI nodes (agents, LLM, RAG...)
Hosting	SaaS	SaaS	Open-source, self-hostable

Choose based on your needs (app catalog, governance, self-hosting, budget, complexity).

2025 FAQ

Is Make suitable for e-commerce?

Yes. Connected to Shopify, Stripe, Gmail, Sheets, Slack, Airtable, etc., you can automate order handling, stock updates and customer comms.

How do I handle errors and avoid losing data?

Use error handlers, configure retries, watch run history and leverage rollback on ACID-safe modules. Webhooks can operate with a queue.

Does Make offer AI features?

Yes, via AI modules and Agents to classify, summarize, extract and make decisions on your data.

What’s the main difference vs n8n?

n8n is open-source and self-hostable, very flexible for technical teams. Make provides a visual SaaS with a broad catalog and ready-to-use experience.

Can I store info between runs?

Yes, with built-in Data Stores (structured key/value) — ideal for dedupe, cursors, caches.

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