As your business starts to rely on no-code automations, good documentation will ensure that you can troubleshoot and maintain your automated workflows in the long term. Check out some of our tips for automation documentation in this post.

Form views in Airtable are a simple but effective way to trigger a no-code automation. In this quick tutorial, we'll show you how to set up a form view and explain how they work.

Sending webhooks with the HTTP module in Make (aka Integromat) will let you send data from your Scenario to any other app or platform. We'll show you start using webhooks in Make in this tutorial.

With no-code automation, you can spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time building relationships with your clients. In this post, we'll show three of the best no-code automated workflows that real estate agents can start using right now.

In this tutorial we'll show you how to use Make's iterator module to loop through arrays, creating dynamic and powerful automations.

With this simple no-code automation, you can instantly make any Google Drive folder structure you want to include in your automated workflows.

Before you start building a no-code automation, you need to make sure the underlying data is in a good state. In this post, we'll explain what your datasets should like if you want to use them for automation.

No-code/low-code automation is a great way to save time and make yourself more productive, but it's not all about work. You can also use no-code tools to build games like this simple fill-in-the-blank word game. We'll show you how to set it up in just a few minutes.

No-code automation is a quick way to optimize your workflows, but it still takes some time before you can fully automate a process. In this post, we'll explain the difference between an early-phase automation and a fully automated workflow, and the criteria you need to move to the next step.