Tray.io Reviews in May 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

Automation between Salesforce and Asana

What do you like best? Tray service and professional service - did all the necessary integration. Very professional team. What do you dislike? Probably the only disadvantage is the complexity of the management system. Managing the flows looks complex to me, but on the other hand, only with the complexity we managed to reach the required automation. Recommendations to others considering the product: Tray is Zapier on steroids. It has all the integrations, and it can automate ...

Tray Rocks

What do you like best? You can connect almost any tool to create custom and powerful integrations. It’s easy to map the data you care about into your core tooling. It’s also incredibly flexible, allowing you to quickly deploy, test, and debug without issues. What do you dislike? It took a bit of time to fully understand how to use Tray. They have a great support team, however. They help you get started, if needed. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have ...

Powerful tool for Real-Time Data, Automation

What do you like best? Tray's debug interface gives you instant feedback as you are building workflows, this allows you to build powerful processes much more quickly than other tools. What do you dislike? Like the other reviewer said, it can take some time to get a grasp on how Tray workflows can be used. My advice is start small with some of their existing use cases, and after some trial and error you will likely be coming up with a lot more ways to use Tray. Recommendations to ...

The Power and Flexibility of a Body Building Yoga Instructor

What do you like best? You can basically map any two tools with an API and perform robust workflows as if they were natively integrated. You can perform actions such as "Run this every Tuesday at 9pm" or "Once you get to the end, start again at the beginning", which other tools, to my knowledge, cannot do. What do you dislike? Being such a robust tool, there is a rather gargantuan learning curve. To address this, the Tray team displays awesome customer service to help get people over ...