Introducing private spaces in Make 🔐 #automation #newrelease
Not everything your team builds needs an audience:
→ With this new feature, every member of your organization gets their own space to build and run scenarios and AI agents, without making them visible to everyone if they’re not ready to be shared.
→ This is available on all plans, with credit limits that admins can set for each space. On Enterprise plans, organization owners can also turn on admin visibility: read-only access to scenario names, modules used, and credit usage, without exposing module settings, run history, connections, or data.
Your team gets room to experiment. Your security and compliance teams still get the oversight they need.
Learn more:
https://ma.ke/45m9QmQ 🔗 Make
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Snz3PIHdDvw?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=blogger
→ With this new feature, every member of your organization gets their own space to build and run scenarios and AI agents, without making them visible to everyone if they’re not ready to be shared.
→ This is available on all plans, with credit limits that admins can set for each space. On Enterprise plans, organization owners can also turn on admin visibility: read-only access to scenario names, modules used, and credit usage, without exposing module settings, run history, connections, or data.
Your team gets room to experiment. Your security and compliance teams still get the oversight they need.
Learn more:
https://ma.ke/45m9QmQ 🔗 Make
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Snz3PIHdDvw?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=blogger

