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Tray.ai
AI-native enterprise iPaaS and enterprise orchestration platform for data and AI — for building AI agents, governing Model Context Protocol (MCP), connecting 700+ apps, and automating processes.
- Founded
- 2012
- Headquarters
- San Francisco & London
- Company size
- Not disclosed
- Products tracked
- 6
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Trust profile
Security and compliance
SOC 1 Type II
SOC 2 Type II
HIPAA
GDPR
CCPA/CPRA
FIPS 140-2
Annual penetration testing
Data encrypted at rest and in transit
RBAC across workflows, agents, MCP tools, APIs, and data pipelines
Audit logging with log streaming and retention
Real-time log streaming to Splunk, Datadog, or any SIEM
Data masking for PII, PHI, and financial data in workflows
Workflow data visibility and tracing
Dynamic authentication for MCP tools
Approval gates separating dev, staging, and production
Isolated workspaces per team, region, or function
Right-to-audit in Enterprise contracts
Latest updates from Tray.ai
New feature
Tray Headless Updates Workspace Authentication
Tray.ai updated its Headless authentication flow, removing the requirement to manually enter Workspace IDs. Users now select their target workspace during the initial OAuth2 sign-in process, with the selection persisted across subsequent sessions. This update affects the Claude Code plugin, the Codex plugin, and the Tray Headless MCP, streamlining configuration for these integrations.
New feature
Tray.ai Adds Workflow Authentication Dependency Insights
Tray.ai added an information page for authentications within the Authentications dashboard. Users can now view a list of workflows dependent on a specific authentication before modification or deletion. The new interface also displays metadata for each authentication, including names, IDs, service providers, and scopes, intended to help users assess the impact of changes.
New feature
Tray Headless Plugin Now Available for OpenAI Codex
Tray.ai launched support for the OpenAI Codex CLI through its Tray Headless plugin. This integration allows users to plan, construct, validate, and debug workflows directly from the Codex environment using natural language. The release utilizes a one-time browser-based OAuth2 authentication, eliminating the need for manual API token management.
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