Make Api

The API covers scenarios (workflow definitions), executions (running instances), scheduling, hooks (webhook triggers), and logs. Agents can trigger webhook-based scenarios by POST to the scenario's webhook URL, monitor scenario execution logs, enable or disable scheduled scenarios, and retrieve execution history for reporting. The API enables programmatic coordination of Make automation without accessing the visual editor.

Reliability is appropriate for a managed automation platform. Make's infrastructure handles the underlying connector reliability and execution queuing. Teams depending on Make for production automation should implement webhook-based completion monitoring rather than polling to detect execution failures promptly.

Make (formerly Integromat) is a visual automation platform connecting 1000+ apps with a drag-and-drop workflow builder. Its REST API exposes scenario management operations — enabling agents to trigger scenarios, monitor executions, manage scheduling, and retrieve run history. For organizations where non-technical teams build automation with Make's visual canvas, agents can interact with those workflows programmatically via the API without rebuilding the automation logic in code.

Authentication uses API tokens scoped to Make organizations. The token provides access to all scenarios within the organization — teams should scope API access carefully and monitor usage. Make's team and organization model enables per-team scenario isolation for environments where multiple teams use Make.

Documentation covers the scenario management and execution APIs adequately. Teams integrating Make API into agent orchestration workflows will find the webhook trigger documentation clear. Teams evaluating Make versus Zapier for automation that requires API access should compare the API surface depth — Make's API is more complete than Zapier's legacy API for programmatic workflow management.