How to migrate from Integromat on Make

intermediate 12 min read Updated 2026-03-13

Quick Answer

Migrating from Integromat to Make is mostly automated via Upgrade Hub or migrate.make.com, preserving scenarios, connections, and data stores. Sign in with Integromat email, create target organization, install custom apps, select error-free scenarios for fast migration, then update external webhooks. Process takes 15-60 minutes with guided troubleshooting for issues.

Prerequisites

Active Integromat account and new Make account with same email
Admin or owner permissions in both source and target organizations
Error-free scenarios verified and fixed beforehand
Payment details ready for paid plans
Note old webhook URLs for post-migration updates

Step-by-Step Instructions

Create Make Account

Visit the Make platform website and click Create an account. Enter your Integromat account email and credentials; Make will recognize and allow sign-in with existing details. This starts the automatic recognition process.

Access Upgrade Hub

After signing in, the Make Upgrade Hub interface appears listing your Integromat Organizations. Review and select the organization to upgrade to Make. This recommended method is fully guided for most users.

Use this for single organization migrations; it's the fastest option.

Create Target Organization

Click Begin upgrade, select your preferred region (e.g., EU), and confirm organization creation. The system prepares your new Make organization matching your Integromat setup.

Install Custom Apps

Review and install all custom apps from your Integromat account displayed by the system. Click to install required apps, then press Continue once selections are complete. Custom apps migrate automatically in the tool.

Verify app viability before installing to avoid compatibility issues.

Select Scenarios

A list of Integromat scenarios appears; review, select error-free ones to keep, and deselect any with issues. Verify scenarios are error-free as faulty ones cannot migrate and are flagged separately.

Fix errors pre-migration; use filters like 'accounting' for organization.

Perform Fast Migration

Click Fast Migration for one-click bulk transfer or manual migration. Then click Start migration to execute; scenarios, connections, webhooks, and data stores transfer while old ones deactivate but forward briefly.

Review Migration Results

Once complete, review results to confirm all data transferred successfully. Check transferred scenarios in Make and ensure they are enabled.

Integromat becomes read-only post-migration.

Alternative: Use Migration Tool

For multiple organizations or cross-zone, go to migrate.make.com, sign in to source (Integromat) and target (Make) accounts, select organizations/teams, review apps/scenarios, and run fast migration.

Target organization must exist with at least one team.

Update Payment Details

For paid plans, enter payment details in Make organization settings to continue billing seamlessly. Integromat billing stops once updated.

Update External Webhooks

Note old Integromat webhook URLs beforehand, copy new Make URLs post-migration, and update in external tools (e.g., Tripetto via Automate > Connections) to prevent downtime.

Legacy URLs forward temporarily but prioritize updates.

Common Issues & Troubleshooting

Scenarios with errors won't migrate

Verify and fix errors before starting; tools flag non-migratable scenarios separately for manual review and later migration.

Custom apps not installing

Review viability in Upgrade Hub, install all required ones manually if prompted, or use Migration Tool for automatic transfer.

Webhook downtime in external services

Update webhook URLs in tools like Tripetto immediately after migration using new Make URLs; legacy ones forward briefly.

Payment not transferring for paid plans

Manually enter payment details in Make organization settings post-migration to activate billing.

Data inconsistency in data stores

Migrate all scenarios using the same data stores in one session; update hardwired API IDs if used.

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