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Integromat by Celonis

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4.6
Serving customers since
2012

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Integromat by Celonis Reviews

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07/01/2026
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Intuitive Interface, Streamlined Integration but Needs Scenario Structuring Improvement

|Make
I like that the interface of Make is really intuitive, and it's very straightforward to integrate into other systems. The initial setup was also very straightforward and quick.
Lars Ulrik M.
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Lars Ulrik M.
07/01/2026
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Effortless to Use with Great Connection Options

|Make
I like how easy it is to use, and I appreciate the connection possibilities.
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06/30/2026
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Visual automation with stable scenarios and affordable pricing

|Make
I appreciate the visual interface and the fact that I can create automations and hand them over to my client with documentation and guidance so they can maintain them later. I also find the pricing very affordable; today the main alternatives are Make or n8n (the latter is a bit more complex), Zapier (which hosts data in the US only), or Gumloop (which is still a bit young as a company to create flows for clients). The large number of integrations and the stability of the scenarios are key differentiators.

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Praha 8, Prague

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What is Integromat by Celonis?

Integromat was rebranded to Make. In February 2022, Integromat was acquired by the German company Celonis. Celonis specializes in process mining and business process management. After the takeover by Celonis, Integromat was rebranded to Make. Even after the acquisition, the Make platform retained its own development team based in Prague. Fabian Veit was appointed to lead the Make team as the new CEO.

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Year Founded
2012