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Make (Integromat) Integration — Link AI

Visual scenarios for Link AI events — Make-native modules.

TL;DR

Link AI has a first-class Make (formerly Integromat) integration with triggers, actions, and searches modeled as native Make modules. Visual builders prefer Make for its drag-and-drop scenarios, real-time execution, and more generous data handling on complex flows. The Link AI app on Make covers the same surface area as Zapier — every event is a trigger, every API write is an action — and is verified by Make. Setup is OAuth, scenarios run in real time without polling, and the integration is bundled with the Link AI Starter plan and above. Best for teams who already standardize on Make.

What this enables

  • Native Make modules for triggers, actions, and searches.
  • Real-time execution — no polling delay.
  • Visual scenario builder with conditional routing, aggregators, and iterators.
  • Hundreds of downstream Make apps reachable from any Link AI trigger.
  • Scenario logs with full payload inspection.

Why this integration matters

Make is the workflow automation platform of choice for ops engineers who outgrew Zapier's per-task pricing or wanted the visual scenario builder. The Link AI integration is built using Make's native module SDK, so triggers, actions, and searches are first-class — they show up in autocomplete, support all of Make's data types, and behave like any other verified app. Scenarios execute in real time on Make's serverless infrastructure, which means a qualified-lead trigger fires the downstream action with sub-second latency. The integration is reviewed by Make and listed in the public app directory.

Setup steps

  1. Step 1

    Find Link AI in the Make apps directory

    Search 'Link AI' in Make and click Add.

  2. Step 2

    Authorize via OAuth

    Sign in to Link AI through Make's OAuth flow and grant the workspace scopes you need.

  3. Step 3

    Build your first scenario

    Drag a Link AI trigger onto the canvas — e.g. 'Watch New Bookings.' Add downstream modules to route the data wherever you need.

  4. Step 4

    Schedule and activate

    Set the scenario to run On Demand or Immediately. Turn the scenario on.

Sample use cases

Multi-brand agency routing

An agency runs Link AI on behalf of 20 client brands. A single Make scenario routes each brand's qualified leads to the right CRM with brand-specific tagging.

Custom enrichment before CRM write

A B2B team uses Make to enrich Link AI leads with Clearbit data before writing to Salesforce — Zapier could not chain the lookups affordably.

Hebrew + English dual-channel routing

A bilingual support team routes Hebrew-flagged Link AI conversations to one Make path (Israeli team) and English to another (US support), with separate downstream apps.

FAQ

Make vs Zapier — which should I pick?

Make if you have multi-step scenarios, lots of data per run, or prefer visual builders. Zapier if you have a few simple flows and want the largest app library. Either works with Link AI.

Is the Link AI Make app verified?

Yes. The app is in Make's public verified apps directory.

Are real-time triggers supported?

Yes. Make supports instant triggers (webhooks), and Link AI provides them for time-sensitive events.

Can I run the same workflow in both Make and Zapier?

Technically yes, but watch for duplicate downstream actions. Most teams pick one platform and standardize on it.

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Author

Ori Linkai — Founder, Link AI. Writes about how Israeli teams ship production AI voice and outbound systems. About the author

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