VantegrateNative API integrationIntegrate Make (formerly Integromat) with AI agentsthat orchestrate your whole stack
Vantegrate's AI agents connect to Make through its REST API and webhooks: the agent answers and sells on WhatsApp, SMS or web chat, and Make acts as the glue that carries each piece of data to your CRM, your ERP and the apps you already have connected, out of the thousands Make supports. Your data keeps living in your systems.
How the data flows
What does it mean to integrate Make with Vantegrate's AI agents?
Integrating Make with Vantegrate's AI agents means that an agent, such as the sales agent on WhatsApp, triggers and consumes Make scenarios through the REST API and webhooks: a new message starts a workflow that creates the contact in your CRM, and a change in your ERP triggers an outbound message. Make is the no-code glue between the agent and your apps.
That is different from wiring each system by hand. Make orchestrates the workflow with native routers, filters and error handling, while the agent understands the conversation and decides what to do. The information stays in your systems: Make moves it between them following the rules you define, without copying your database to a parallel place.
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What moves between Vantegrate and your Make scenarios
The agent triggers and consumes Make scenarios in real time through the API and webhooks: an event comes in, the workflow processes it, and the result goes back to the channel or stays in your systems.
Scenarios and steps
The agent triggers Make scenarios (the full automation), which run their steps against the apps you already connected, with routers and filters to branch by case.
Real-time webhooks
With Make webhooks (instant triggers), a WhatsApp message or a change in your CRM starts the workflow right away, without anyone entering it by hand.
Data stores and connections
The agent checks Make's data stores or the connected apps to answer with stock, price or order status, using the connections you authorize.
How the integration works, step by step
Vantegrate handles the setup and rollout. Your team authorizes access, validates the integration and starts using it.
Connection through the REST API
We connect to Make's API (under /api/v2, in your organization's zone, such as eu1, eu2, us1 or us2) with a scoped API token, or over OAuth 2.0.
Scenario design
We define which scenarios the agent triggers and which steps each one runs: create a contact, open a ticket, issue a quote or alert your team.
Webhooks and outbound triggers
We set up the webhooks that start the agent's workflows and the scenarios that send a WhatsApp message when something changes in your CRM or your ERP.
Validation with real data
We test with your real scenarios and connected apps, validate with your team and roll out in phases.
Make as the orchestrator versus wiring each system by hand
Not every way of connecting your apps works the same. Wiring each system by hand, or handling the handoffs one at a time, creates brittle glue that breaks at the first change and doesn't handle errors. Make orchestrates the workflow with native routers, filters and retries, and connects thousands of apps without writing code, so the agent rests on a solid automation layer.
The difference shows on every handoff: when the agent confirms an intent (booking a demo, generating a quote), a scenario branches with routers and creates the event, issues the quote or opens the ticket as the case requires, with error handling. That orchestration is what gets complete data to each system.
| Dimension | Wired by hand | Orchestrated with Make |
|---|---|---|
| Connection | Brittle point-to-point integration | REST API and webhooks against Make |
| Apps | One integration per system | Thousands of apps already connected |
| Workflow logic | Custom code | Native routers, filters and retries |
| Events | Polling or manual entry | Real-time webhooks |
| Errors | Lost silently | Error handling and retries |
Comparison of integration patterns; the exact scope is defined with your team based on your scenarios and your apps.
Your data stays in your systems: Make moves and orchestrates the data between your apps; it doesn't take your database anywhere else. The connection uses the REST API with the permissions you authorize (an API token with scopes, or OAuth 2.0), and every run is logged and auditable.
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An agent connected to your Make vs. a standalone tool
| Standalone AI tool | Agent connected to your Make | |
|---|---|---|
| Data source | A copy that drifts | Your source of truth, live |
| Where your data lives | In a third-party system | In your environment, encrypted end to end |
| Result of each operation | Stuck in another app | Written back to your Make |
| Permissions and audit | Broad and hard to audit | Least-privilege scope and an audit trail |
| Reaching production | Often stalls as a pilot | Validated, phased rollout |
Why orchestrate your apps behind an agent
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Which agents run on your Make account
Every product in the suite uses the same integration through the REST API and webhooks: it triggers scenarios, orchestrates your apps in real time and logs the result where it belongs.
Sellium
Sales agent on WhatsApp, SMS or web chat: it answers and quotes, and when it confirms an intent it triggers a Make scenario that creates the contact, books the demo or issues the quote in your apps.
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Arconte
Document agent: it processes contracts, invoices and orders, and a Make scenario writes the structured data to the right system in your stack.
Explore ArconteThe integration doesn't take your data anywhere
The principle is simple: AI comes to your data, not your data to the AI. Make orchestrates and moves the data between your apps through its API, with the permissions you authorize, and the agents run on certified cloud infrastructure.
- Connection through Make's REST API (/api/v2) with an API token or OAuth 2.0, with no scrapers and no fragile bridges.
- Make moves and orchestrates the data between your apps; your database stays in your systems, not in a parallel copy.
- The agents run on Salesforce or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, whose SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications belong to those platforms, not to Vantegrate or Make.
- Access with narrow scopes on the API token and traceability of every run.
Frequently asked questions about the Make integration
What operations and IT teams usually ask before orchestrating their apps behind an AI agent.
How do I integrate Make with an AI agent?
How do I integrate Make with an AI agent?
Through a connection to Make's REST API (under /api/v2) with a scoped API token or OAuth 2.0, plus its webhooks. The agent triggers scenarios and consumes events: a WhatsApp message starts a workflow, and a change in your CRM triggers an outbound message. Vantegrate handles the setup and rollout; your team authorizes the permissions, validates the integration and starts using it. Learn about the sales agent in Sellium.
Is Make the same as Integromat?
Is Make the same as Integromat?
Yes. Make is the new name of Integromat, announced in 2022: the same product, evolved. It is a no-code automation platform that connects apps and APIs with visual workflows (scenarios), with advanced native flow control (routers, filters, error handling), along the lines of tools like n8n, but delivered as a cloud service.
Is there an official connector between Make and Vantegrate?
Is there an official connector between Make and Vantegrate?
The integration is built on Make's public REST API and webhooks, plus the HTTP module to talk to any API. It doesn't depend on a certified connector or a branded native app: Vantegrate builds and runs it on the public API, with the permissions (scopes) your account authorizes.
Does Make work in real time?
Does Make work in real time?
Yes for events that come in through webhooks (instant triggers): a message or a change in your system starts the scenario right away. Other triggers run on a schedule, at short intervals that depend on your plan. Make bills in credits, the unit that replaced operations: for apps without AI, each operation (one module run that processes or checks data) uses one credit, so the workflows are designed to be efficient.
Sellium, the sales agent on WhatsApp
How the agent answers, qualifies and quotes on WhatsApp, and orchestrates the rest with Make.
Learn moreAll integrations
The full map: the CRMs, ERPs and tools the AI agents connect to.
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The full Vantegrate suite: sales, marketing, documents, data and logistics.
Learn moreLet's connect AI agents to your Make account
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