How can we benefit from this tool in humanitarian work?

In humanitarian contexts, Make can be used to automate response reports, transfer data between different bases, and schedule reminders for beneficiaries or field teams. It is also useful for integrating information from different tools such as Airtable, Google Forms, and Drive, to speed up reporting and improve data accuracy. The tool is suitable for small and medium organizations that do not have technical teams, as it makes it easy to build smart systems without technical complexity.

The cost of the tool is per month in dollars

Free for the basic plan, and paid packages start from $9 per month

Advantages of the tool

• Flexible tool that supports more than 1,000 applications. • Provides complex automation processes easily and quickly. • Enables organizations to create intelligent solutions without programmers. • Ideal for improving the efficiency of administrative systems. • Provides automatic reports and daily recurring tasks.

Disadvantages of the tool

You may need some initial training to understand the interfaces and set up connections correctly.

What will you lose if you do not use the tool?

Organizations will miss out on a huge opportunity to save time and reduce manual errors in repetitive tasks.

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