Make.com is an online tool that connects your apps and gets them working together. It used to be called Integromat, so you might know it under that name.
The Make.com CRM integration connects OnePageCRM to your other tools. Make takes the jobs you keep doing between apps and does them for you, so the busywork runs itself.
Your other tools can lend your CRM their strengths. Through Make, you can plug them into OnePageCRM in a few clicks and do far more with your contacts, deals, and follow-ups than the built-in features allow. And you can do this without writing a single line of code.
Automate your work
Taking care of all the tasks you need to do across all the different apps you use takes away from time you'd rather spend selling. Which is where the Make.com integration comes in. In addition to linking all your apps to OnePageCRM, it also allows you to automate your work across all of them. You only set it up once, and the best part is, you don't need any technical skills.
Questions
A CRM works best when it has the full picture. Connecting it to your other apps through Make means new leads, bookings, and updates reach your CRM on their own. You spend less time copying information between apps and more time talking to your clients.
You create simple rules that Make follows. Each rule has two parts. The first part is something that happens, like a new deal in OnePageCRM. The second part is what should be done about it, like sending a message to your team. Once a rule is switched on, Make follows it day and night.
There are four everyday events that can start one. A contact being added or updated, a new deal, a new note, or an action being created or completed. The moment any of these happens in your CRM, Make notices and does the next step you set.
Thousands of them. That includes the big names in email, forms, messaging, accounting, and online stores, plus plenty of smaller tools. If you use an app for your business, there's a good chance Make supports it. You can see the full list on Make's website.
No. You build everything by clicking and choosing from menus. If you can set up an email filter, you can set up an automation in Make.
Make has a free plan, and it doesn't expire. You don't need a credit card to sign up either. The free plan is enough to run your first automations and see how much time they save you. OnePageCRM has a 21-day free trial, so you can test everything together for free.
They do the same job. Both connect your apps and automate the work between them. The main difference is how you build things. Make shows your automation as a picture, with each step laid out in front of you, while Zapier walks you through a list of steps. OnePageCRM works with both, so you can pick whichever feels easier to you.
