Workflow automation company
Make
Make is a visual automation platform, formerly called Integromat, headquartered in Prague and part of the process mining company Celonis. Users build scenarios that connect apps, AI agents and data on a drag-and-drop canvas, with an AI assistant called Maia. In October 2026 it announced MakeOS and Make Process Intelligence at its Waves '26 event.
Last reviewed 28 Oct 2026
Facts at a glance
| Type | Visual workflow automation and AI agent platform |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Prague, Czech Republic |
| Parent company | Celonis |
| Customers | 500,000+ companies, Make says source |
| Native apps | 3,000+ native apps, Make says source |
| Latest update covered here | MakeOS, Make Process Intelligence and Maia upgrades, announced at Waves '26 on 20 October 2026 source |
What Make does
Make's core product is the scenario: a chain of modules on a visual canvas that moves data between apps, with routers, filters and error handlers. It has added AI agents, the Maia building assistant, the Make Grid map of everything built in an account and, from October 2026, process and task mining based on Celonis technology. The timeline below lists every story on this site that names Make.
Questions people ask
- Is Make the same as Integromat?
- Yes. Make is the current name of the automation platform formerly known as Integromat.
- Who owns Make?
- Make's about page says Make is part of Celonis, the process mining and execution management software company.