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Visual no-code automation platform (formerly Integromat) from Prague with AI agent orchestration and native OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini links.
Make is a general-purpose, no-code automation platform, not a dedicated HR tool, built around a visual, drag-and-drop scenario editor. It started in Prague in 2012 as Integromat, was later acquired by the process-mining company Celonis, and was rebranded to Make in 2022. Make now describes itself as part of Celonis, run as a separate business unit with a product and engineering team of more than 350 people. Despite its Prague roots and EU data hosting, its strongest documented markets are the US and the UK, not Germany, and it serves businesses from small to large.
On AI, Make lists native connections to OpenAI, Perplexity and DeepSeek, plus more than 400 pre-built AI-related app integrations, and its visual editor supports orchestrating AI agents as part of a scenario. An HTTP module lets a team wire up almost any other API or AI model without code. For HR, this can mean connecting an applicant tracking system to payroll, routing new-hire paperwork through a document generator, or pushing exit-interview responses into a shared database.
Whoever builds these scenarios needs a data processing agreement with Make once employee personal data passes through the platform or its connected AI calls, and the organization should define who may create or edit scenarios touching HR data. Where an automated scenario ends up monitoring or scoring individual employees, that resulting HR process can still trigger works council co-determination under section 87 of the Betriebsverfassungsgesetz, even though Make itself is a generic tool. Make offers a freemium plan and a free trial alongside paid tiers.
Make was founded in Prague in 2012 as Integromat and remains based there; it was acquired by process mining company Celonis in 2022 and renamed Make.
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Yes. Make is the rebranded successor to Integromat, a Prague-founded automation tool that was acquired by Celonis and relaunched under the Make name in 2022.
Yes, Make offers a freemium plan as well as a free trial alongside its paid tiers.
Make is hosted in the EU and was founded in Prague, but its documented strongest markets are the US and the UK, not Germany or the wider DACH region, so German HR teams should verify local support and account management before relying on it.

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