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Visual platform to build, scale, and automate AI workflows.

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What is Make?

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Make (Maia by Make) is a visual AI automation platform for building automations and AI agents. You can connect apps, data sources, and AI models, then deploy agentic workflows that adapt in real time. Make emphasizes transparency and control, with security features like encryption and single sign-on (SSO), plus compliance aligned to GDPR and SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3.

What is Make (Maia by Make) used for?

Make helps you build and manage automations and AI agents that connect to your apps and data sources. It’s designed to let you orchestrate workflows with AI, including agentic automation that can adapt to your business needs.

Is Make no-code or can I build automations another way?

Make can be used visually, with code, or by prompt, so you can choose the approach that fits your team. Work is built and managed through a platform interface that’s meant to keep automations and AI agents easier to see and control.

How do Make’s AI agents work with my existing tools?

Make AI agents orchestrate workflows across connected apps so they can take actions as part of your automation. You can also use ready-made agents from a library and adapt them, while connecting to real business actions securely via the Make MCP Server.

How many apps and integrations can I connect in Make?

Make supports 3,000+ integrations, and it also highlights 400+ pre-built AI app integrations to help you power common workflows faster. You can connect apps and data sources to build automations that span your business systems.

What security and compliance does Make offer?

Make includes built-in GDPR, SOC 3, and SOC 2 Type II compliance, along with encryption and single sign-on (SSO). It’s built to help keep data secure while you deploy AI agents and automations.

What are common things teams build with Make?

Make supports a wide range of use cases, including social media posting, lead management, email marketing, and content creation. It also positions itself across business functions like marketing, sales, operations, customer experience, finance, IT, and people/workplace productivity.

Last updated
Sep 18, 2026
Date listed
Apr 13, 2026