Definition
Full definition of scenario
Make (formerly Integromat) uses "scenario" for what Zapier calls a Zap and Tiny Command calls a workflow. Make's scenarios are notable for the visual canvas — modules connected by arrows in a 2D layout — rather than linear step lists. Useful for branching, parallel paths, and complex data routing.
In practice
Scenario examples
Make scenario
Trigger module → Router → Branch A (actions...) | Branch B (actions...)
Used by
Apps that exemplify scenario
See scenario in action across real integrations.
FAQ
Common questions about scenario
Make vs Zapier model — what's the practical difference?
Make is more visual and easier to express branching/parallelism. Zapier is more linear but has more integrations.
Can Tiny Command import Make scenarios?
No. Tiny Command has no Make importer, so scenarios are rebuilt as workflows, or our team can rebuild your setup for you (live within a week).
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