1. zapier

Zapier is an online automation platform that allows you to connect different web apps and create automated workflows called Zaps. With over 3,000 supported apps, from email services like Gmail to project management tools like Trello, you can easily automate tasks between them.

An example of a Zap: you can automatically create a new card in Trello when you receive an email with a specific subject in your inbox. Zapier is a powerful tool for non-programmers and allows you to create custom automations without writing a single line of code.

2. make (formerly Integromat)

Make, formerly known as Integromat, is another online automation platform that works similarly to Zapier. It provides a visual user interface that lets you connect apps and services and create automated workflows called scenarios. Make supports a wide range of apps, such as Google Sheets, Slack, Salesforce, and many more.

An example of using Make: You can create a scenario that automatically sends a message in Slack when a new row is added to a Google Sheets table. In the process, you can also set up conditions and filters to tailor the workflow more precisely to your needs. Make is suitable for both beginners and experienced users, and offers a wide range of integrations and automation options.

3. microsoft automation

Microsoft Automation, also known as Microsoft Power Automate, is an automation solution that allows you to automate workflows within the Microsoft product family. With its easy-to-use drag-and-drop functions, you can create flows that automate tasks such as sending notifications, updating databases or generating reports.

For example, you can create an automated process that transfers all new sales data from Excel to a SharePoint list to store the data centrally and make it accessible to your team. Microsoft Automation is ideal for companies that already work with Microsoft tools and want to expand their automation capabilities.