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It's pretty awesome! The interface is super easy to use - I got the hang of it in no time. Plus, the price is just right, especially for what you get.Would be great to see more integrations to play around with. And a bit more control over the workflow would be neat, like a way to merge paths back together or reuse some parts of my setup.All in all, Make.com's a solid choice if you want to get stuff done without a headache. Great value, easy to use, and with a few tweaks, it'll be perfect!
For me personaly previous Integromat team worked better.The customer support is really very bad managed, i always have to create a new ticket to reply, never recieved a reply to my answer unless i made another ticket, i have to do follow ups and so on...
I would like to say that I appreciate the opportunity to be apart of your research and sales and see how it expands and hope it can continue. There are so many makers and buyers I'm working with, i hope there is an opportunity for a partnership between us a well
Just read one of there documentation to add a google account. Most companies don't have any or its written in a way that you can't really understand it. But there one was just one point, easy to follow and in 5min it was done. Without it I would needed to spend hours to find the right tutorial. Also there service is pretty good, use the free for a smaller automation in the past, but I can see myself using it more in the future because of the good price and the wide range of building possibilities.
As someone with limited coding knowledge, I have found Make (formerly Integromat) to be a game-changer in automating my tasks. Its low-code approach allows users like me to create powerful workflows without the need for extensive coding skills.Make (formerly Integromat) has completely transformed the way I automate tasks, even without extensive coding knowledge. Its low-code approach makes it incredibly easy for non-coders like me to create powerful workflows.What sets Make apart is its intuitive drag-and-drop builder, which simplifies the process of creating workflows. I was able to effortlessly design complex automation scenarios by connecting different apps and services, setting up conditions, and configuring integrations. Even without coding expertise, I was able to streamline my tasks and boost productivity.Make's extensive library of pre-built connectors makes integration configuration seamless. I personally utilized integrations with Excel365, OneDrive, Google Sheets, OpenAI, Unsplash, and WordPress. This allowed me to create a flawless content creation automation workflow for my WordPress site. By automating tasks across these platforms, I have experienced significant time savings and increased efficiency.However, it's important to note that Make does have a 40-minute timeout limit for each run. This means that for larger tasks, I had to split them into multiple runs. While this can be a minor inconvenience, it doesn't overshadow the overall benefits and efficiency that Make brings to my workflow.In conclusion, Make empowers non-coders like me to automate tasks effortlessly. Its low-code approach, user-friendly workflow creation, and seamless integration configuration make it a must-have tool for boosting productivity. Despite the timeout limit for larger tasks, the overall benefits and time savings I have experienced with Make far outweigh this limitation.
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