Why Make matters
Make announced the next generation of Make AI Agents on February 11, 2026, letting teams share agents across workflows spanning 3,000+ apps with visible, step-by-step execution. It operates as a business unit of process-mining vendor Celonis, which acquired it in 2020 and uses Make AI Agents internally to cut expense-audit costs from about $50,000 to $150. Make reports more than 400,000 organizations on the platform.
The numberLaunched next-generation Make AI Agents on February 11, 2026, orchestrating work across 3,000+ apps
On The Agentic 80
Listed under Workflow automation with agents. The automation platforms that added agents to their workflows.
Quick answers
- What does Make do?
- Visual automation platform (formerly Integromat) that runs AI agents across 3,000+ connected apps. Make announced the next generation of Make AI Agents on February 11, 2026, letting teams share agents across workflows spanning 3,000+ apps with visible, step-by-step execution.
- What AI capabilities does Make offer?
- Make offers a visual automation platform, formerly Integromat, that connects business apps and runs workflows without custom code. Users build scenarios that move data, trigger actions, and call AI models for tasks such as classification, summarization, and content drafting. Make AI Agents can plan and execute multi-step work across those connected apps from a stated goal.
- Why is Make on The Agentic 80?
- Make is listed under Workflow automation with agents. The automation platforms that added agents to their workflows. Launched next-generation Make AI Agents on February 11, 2026, orchestrating work across 3,000+ apps.
- Where is Make based, and who owns it?
- Make is based in Prague, Czech Republic, was founded in 2012 and is business unit of Celonis (acquired 2020).