BizMachine Make integrationAutomate BizMachine with Make.

Files a company under one of your BizMachine tags, so the account shows up in the right list as soon as your scenario decides it belongs there. A tag is a label that groups the accounts you follow together.

Adds a new organization entry, or a team inside an organization, to BizMachine without a detour through its settings. Your account structure can then follow the changes happening in your company.

Withdraws access to a tag you had shared: the chosen user stops seeing the list of companies behind it. Only the share entry for that user and that tag goes away.

Puts the bank account information BizMachine holds for one company into your scenario, ready to map into the next module. You get a single result tied to the company you asked about.

Delivers the core identity card of one company from BizMachine, the basic information your other tools usually lack. It is the lightest way to enrich a record before deciding what else to fetch.

Gathers in one module the basic information of a company plus selected values from contacts, metrics, risks, indicators, NACE codes, e-shops and locations. One call replaces a stack of separate lookups.

Fetches the company details your BizMachine account is allowed to see and hands them to the rest of the scenario as one bundle. The set of fields grows or shrinks with your BizMachine subscription level.

Produces a deep link that opens a company's information in BizMachine, so your team reaches the full profile in one click from another tool. You receive a link rather than the data itself.

Reveals the companies BizMachine links to the one you ask about, so you see the group around an account instead of a lone name. The results arrive in your scenario, ready to map.

Hands your scenario the contact information BizMachine holds for a company, so a CRM record gets people to call instead of a bare company name.

Returns the indicators BizMachine computes for one company, ready to steer a decision further down the scenario. Treat them as signals your automation can act on rather than figures to read by hand.

Brings one company's metrics from BizMachine into your scenario, so figures you would otherwise copy by hand travel into your CRM or spreadsheet.

Tells your scenario which NACE codes BizMachine records for a company, so accounts can be sorted by activity without guessing from the company name.

Shows the companies a given company owns according to BizMachine, so a parent account in your CRM can point to its subsidiaries.

Retrieves who owns a company in BizMachine, which helps your team understand who stands behind an account before a first meeting.

Gives your scenario the risk information BizMachine has on one company, so a warning can reach the person approving a deal or a new supplier.

Returns the statutories BizMachine lists for one company and passes them to the next module, so a contract or onboarding flow can use them without a manual lookup.

Opens the whole BizMachine API to your scenario, with the same connection as the other modules. It is how you reach an endpoint that none of the ready-made modules covers.

Takes one tag off a company, so the account leaves a list once it no longer belongs there. The company itself stays in BizMachine.

Gives a colleague access to one of your tags, and with it the list of companies behind that tag. Sharing becomes a step of your process instead of a request sent by message.

Finds companies in BizMachine by their attributes and returns every match as a separate bundle. It usually comes first among the BizMachine steps, because the other modules need to know which company you mean.

Collects bank account information for several companies in one module, each result arriving as its own bundle. No need to repeat the single-company version for every supplier.

Returns the basic information of several companies at once, one bundle per company, straight into your scenario. Useful for completing a spreadsheet or a CRM import in a single pass.

Retrieves the custom data BizMachine has for a company, in a format you choose among the ones available. Your scenario can then use that data like any other bundle.

Lists every tag a company carries in BizMachine, so your scenario knows which lists the account already belongs to before changing anything.

Maps the links between companies for a whole set of accounts at once and returns the related firms as bundles you can map. You get the group picture across a portfolio.

Brings back contact information for several companies in one step, each contact ready to map into a CRM or a mailing tool.

Retrieves the contracts BizMachine records for companies, so that history appears in the account view your sales team already uses.

Returns custom data for several companies, the batch counterpart of Get Company Custom Data. Reach for it when a whole list, not one account, needs that extra layer.

Tells you which e-shops BizMachine links to companies, so you can pick out the accounts that sell online.

Retrieves the events BizMachine records for companies and passes each one on as a bundle. Your scenario can then react to what changed at an account instead of waiting for someone to notice.

Brings company financials from BizMachine into your scenario, so the figures that decide deal size or credit terms land where your team works.

Scores a whole batch of companies with BizMachine indicators, one bundle per result, ready for sorting your list by priority.

Lists the job postings BizMachine finds for companies. Hiring often signals a growing account, and this module turns that signal into data your scenario can route.

Returns where companies are located according to BizMachine, which lets your scenario hand an account to the right region or salesperson.

Pulls metrics for a set of companies in a single module, each result arriving as a bundle you can write to a sheet or a CRM.

Gives NACE codes for many companies at once, so a raw list of accounts can be split by activity in one pass.

Retrieves the owned companies of several parent companies at once, revealing the subsidiaries behind a list of groups.

Returns the owners of several companies in one module, so your whole target list gets its ownership context in a single run.

Checks BizMachine risk information for a batch of companies, one bundle per result, so your team reviews risk across a portfolio instead of account by account.

Pulls the statutories BizMachine keeps on the companies you point it at, and hands them back as bundles that the next module can read. Since it is a search, a run can bring back nothing, one record or several.

Gives you the subsidies BizMachine has on record for a company, so the funding side of an account lands in your scenario next to the rest of your data. Each subsidy comes out as its own bundle.

Turns a BizMachine tag into a list of companies: every account filed under that tag flows out as a separate bundle, ready to be enriched or pushed to another app.

Fetches the tenders BizMachine links to a company, one bundle per tender, so your scenario can react to them instead of someone reading them by hand.

Lists users on the BizMachine side, which helps when another step needs to know who a tag can be shared with. The official description calls it an internal endpoint, so treat it as a helper rather than a data source.

Brings in the vehicles BizMachine associates with a company, each as its own bundle, which adds a concrete signal about an account to the data you already have.