Make Enterprise apps, system by system
Make lists enterprise systems such as SAP S/4HANA, ServiceNow, Workday, NetSuite and Salesforce in its Enterprise integrations category. This hub has a page for each app: what Make lists for it, what we build around that kind of system, and the guardrails to settle before the first production scenario.
ERP and finance systems
Orders, purchasing, invoices, ledgers and payments. The systems of record where a wrong write costs money.
NetSuite22 modules listed by Make
Sage Intacct17 modules listed by Make
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central8 modules listed by Make
Zuora24 modules listed by Make
Workday Financial Management11 modules listed by Make
SAP S/4HANA65 modules listed by Make
Anaplan14 modules listed by MakeMicrosoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations6 modules listed by Make
Coupa5 modules listed by Make
Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP7 modules listed by MakeInfor M38 modules listed by MakeSAP ECC Agent35 modules listed by MakeHR, payroll and recruiting
Employee, candidate and pay data. Personal information moves here, so every hand-off needs an owner.
Greenhouse Recruiting
Paylocity
ADP Workforce NowCRM and customer systems
Leads, accounts, deals and cases. Most enterprise automation starts or ends here.
Marketing automation
Audiences, campaigns, email and journeys, fed by data from the rest of the business.
Salesforce Pardot
BrazeSales engagement
Sequences, tasks and activity data that have to stay consistent with the CRM.
Salesloft
OutreachIT service management
Requests, incidents, assets and approvals across IT and the rest of the company.
ServiceNowIdentity and access
Users, groups and sign-in. Automation here changes who can get into what.
Data and analytics platforms
Warehouses, lakehouses and planning tools that other systems load into and read from.
DatabricksRPA and automation platforms
Bots and workflows that Make can start, feed or hand work to.
UiPath
Automation Anywhere (Cloud)Other enterprise systems
Enterprise systems that do not fit the groups above.
Adobe WorkfrontFrequently asked questions
What are Make's Enterprise apps?
They are the apps Make groups under Enterprise integrations at make.com, mostly large business systems for ERP, finance, HR, CRM, IT service management and data. Make's category page is the source for this list, reviewed on November 5, 2026.
Do I need a Make Enterprise plan to use these apps?
Which plan includes which apps and features is Make's decision and can change. Check Make's pricing and its security page for what the Enterprise plan offers. We scope the work against what your plan includes.
Are these pages published by Make?
No. Consultants in a Box wrote them. Module names and counts are copied from Make's own app pages and attributed on each page; everything about how we would build around a system is ours.
Do you cover apps that are not on this list?
Yes. Make has thousands of apps and can call any HTTP API. This hub covers the Enterprise category; bring us a system that is not listed and we will say what Make can do with it.
How do we get started?
Book a scoping call. We map the systems you want connected to the pages here, agree the guardrails, and give you a written scope and price afterwards.
Consultants in a Box is a Make partner. This hub is written by us and is not published by Make. Names are trademarks of their owners.
Which of these systems do you run?
Book a call. We map your systems to the pages here, agree the guardrails and give you a written scope and price afterwards.