Make.com automation for Cyprus businesses
Make.com, formerly Integromat, is a visual automation platform for workflows with several steps, conditions and data changes. We design and build these scenarios with error alerts and documentation, so they keep working after handover.
Who it's for
- Businesses with processes that branch depending on the data
- Teams moving data between several apps in one flow
- Companies that have outgrown simple Zapier automations
- E-shops connecting orders, invoices and couriers
The operational problem
- Multi-step processes handled manually by one person
- Data reformatted by hand between systems
- Automations that fail silently with no alert
- Workflows nobody has documented
What can be built
- Multi-step scenarios with conditions and routing
- Data formatting and mapping between apps
- Order, invoice and stock flows for e-shops
- Scheduled reports and data syncs
- Error notifications when a step fails
- Documentation of each scenario
Options we scope per project
Scoped per project
- • Moving existing Zapier flows to Make.com
- • Replacing a fragile automation with a custom system
Make.com is a third-party service with its own subscription and operation limits, paid directly to Make. Connections depend on Make's current app integrations.
How scoping and pricing work
- You send a short enquiry describing your current workflow and tools.
- We talk through what's slow or error-prone and what a first version should include.
- You receive a written proposal before any work starts.
Scope and price are confirmed in a written proposal before work starts. Your Make.com subscription is separate.
Frequently asked questions
What is Make.com?
Make.com (formerly Integromat) is an online automation platform where workflows, called scenarios, are built visually and can include conditions, loops and data transformation.
Is Make.com better than Zapier?
Neither is better for everything. Make.com suits complex, multi-step flows; Zapier is often simpler for straightforward ones. We recommend based on your process.
Do I need a Make.com subscription?
Yes, for most business use. Make's plans are paid directly to Make and depend on how many operations your scenarios run.
What happens if an automation fails?
We set up error notifications so the right person is told when a step fails, and document how each scenario works.
Next step
Send a short enquiry, email hello@streamlinecy.com or message on WhatsApp +357 99 813049. Booking a call is optional.