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Integromat launches Make and a new automation platform

Make adds a new platform alongside the rebrand, with live execution views, parallel webhooks, and regional hosting choices.

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Integromat introduced Make as the name of its business and its new visual automation platform. The change brings a new product alongside the brand, with a transition path for existing Integromat customers.

What changes in the builder

Make's announced capabilities include:

  • Live execution details for inspecting a running automation.
  • Parallel handling of incoming webhooks.
  • A public application programming interface (API) for managing the platform.
  • A choice of hosting region in Europe or North America.

These features focus on building and operating workflows as they become more involved, rather than simply connecting two applications.

A transition for existing workflows

New registrations opened on Make immediately. Existing customers were offered an upgrade over the following year while keeping their current prices, with Integromat support scheduled to end in 2023. The Integromat profile records the legacy service, while the Make profile covers the current platform.

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