Backed By Tray.io, Inc.
Low-code automation and integration platform for scaling business processes.
Tray.io is a low-code automation and integration platform that enables organizations to connect, automate, and scale business processes across cloud and on-premises apps. It supports complex workflows, real-time triggers, and data transformations, and integrates with SaaS, databases, and APIs. Tray.io is used for marketing automation, sales operations, and IT process orchestration.
Automate marketing, sales, and IT processes
Real-time triggers and data transformation
Integrate SaaS, databases, and APIs
Scale workflows across teams
Low-code workflow builder
Centralized management
3 workspaces
20 workspaces
Unlimited workspaces
Visual/Drag-and-Drop Workflow Builder (AI Palette)
700+ Pre-built Connectors & Universal Connector (API Support)
Data Transformation and Mapping
Real-time Data Sync
Conditional Logic and Multi-Step Workflows
Real user experiences from across different platforms
The UI is great in my opinion! I love being able to clearly follow a diagram that shows how the pieces interact with eachother and being able to drag-drop is fantastic. Tray is one of the few/rare tools that allows for quick start-up and is overall intuitive so that junior technical staff can hop in and field some requests with little training.
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igh-volume automation needs spanning multiple departments and disparate systems.
customer-facing integrations (Tray Embedded).
olume automation needs (due to high starting price/complexity).
learning curve for advanced logic and data manipulation.
Empowers both technical and non-technical users ('citizen automators') to quickly build and deploy complex, scalable, and secure enterprise-grade integrations and AI-powered automations, unifying their entire tech stack to drive business growth and efficiency.
Steep learning curve for advanced features (e.g., complex data manipulation, custom API configurations) Pricing perceived as high for smaller businesses/teams Occasional performance slowdowns with very large or complex workflows Limited customization for error handling for some users Lack of connectors for some niche/industry-specific applications