More visibility, more control: what's new in governance in Make
Private spaces, access events and custom roles offer more control. Before upgrading a plan, it is worth mapping who needs access to which workflows and connections.
Otomatzia editorial · Analysis published
Source published: · Make
What was published
On August 4 Make detailed changes to private workspaces, access event logging and permissions. According to the company, private spaces are available on all plans; Audit Logs and custom roles capabilities are described as Enterprise features. Check their availability in your account and in the current documentation before planning around them.
What it means for a business
When several employees and an outside vendor build automations, you need to know who uses the connections and who is allowed to change a live workflow. A test environment can help separate work from a workflow serving customers, but its mere existence does not define a permissions policy or a handoff process.
What to check in your account
System recommendation: a short mapping of users, connections and role holders before upgrading a plan. Check who needs to edit, who only needs to view and who receives alerts. Define what happens when an employee or vendor leaves. Examine which real need remains unmet on the current plan, and only then compare the cost of the solutions.
