We design and connect Make scenarios when a visual, team-friendly rail is the right fit, and we wire them into the same CRM-first revenue engine as everything else.

Where Make fits

Make, formerly Integromat, is a visual automation platform: scenarios drawn as flowcharts, a large library of app modules, and executions you can replay step by step. That visibility is its real strength. Teams without an engineering bench can read, adjust and genuinely own their automations instead of depending on whoever built them.

Buildrhaus builds revenue systems across the whole lead-to-care cycle, CRM first. Inside that engine, Make is one of three rails we operate, alongside n8n and Zapier. We choose it when scenarios stay at moderate complexity, the team wants to see and edit the logic visually, and operations-based pricing matches the volume profile. When a workflow needs self-hosting, heavy bespoke logic or orchestrated AI agents, we move it to n8n and say so plainly. We also document that choice itself, so the day your volume or complexity changes, the migration path is already mapped.

What Buildrhaus builds with Make

• CRM-connected scenariosLead capture, routing and lifecycle updates flowing into Attio, HubSpot or Salesforce, with verification before any write.
• Revenue plumbingQuotes, invoicing events and payment updates from Stripe reflected on the right records, without manual copying.
• Support hooksConversations and tickets from Intercom, Zendesk or Crisp surfaced as activity and signals on the account.
• Handover by designNamed scenarios, error notifications, documentation and a walkthrough, so your team owns the layer after we leave.

How it ships

A focused Make scenario ships within a Signal Sprint, in a week. A broader automation layer is delivered as part of a CRM Core Build or a Revenue Engine Build, and Keep It Running operates it if you want continuity. The free Ceiling Scan is where we decide together which rail carries each workflow: Make, Zapier or n8n. One scope, one firm price, and you keep everything: scenarios, documentation, data.