I’ve been working in the digital space for years, managing eCommerce operations and client services for various businesses. Throughout this time, I’ve tested numerous automation tools like Albato and Make, each with its strengths. However, Activepieces is steadily becoming my main workhorse, especially for those heavy-duty, complex automations that are crucial to keeping everything running smoothly. Activepieces stands out because of its scalability and power. It’s designed not just to handle basic automations but to tackle the more intricate workflows that other tools sometimes struggle with. For instance, in my day-to-day operations, I’ve used Activepieces to automate the processing of orders across multiple eCommerce platforms and streamline various client service tasks. The fact that it’s open-source and backed by Y Combinator gives me confidence that it will continue to grow and improve alongside my business. This adaptability and potential make it invaluable to my operations.

Activepieces has become a game-changer for our marketing team across EMEA. Managing multiple campaigns and data flows across different markets can be overwhelming, but Activepieces handles the complexity with ease. The best part? It integrates seamlessly with our existing systems like Salesforce, HubSpot, and Google Analytics. We’ve set up automations that pull data from Salesforce into Google Sheets for real-time reporting and trigger targeted email campaigns through HubSpot based on lead engagement. Even though our developer enjoys customizing API calls and diving into the more complex features, the rest of the team can still automate our day-to-day tasks without feeling lost. Simple things like syncing contact lists across platforms have become a breeze, allowing us to focus on what really matters.

I can integrate many softwares with Activepieces which is very nice. They offer a free account that you can use 1,000 free task monthly which is generous.