Workato does a really good of integration recipies for known use cases. Time to value is really short with them.
Tray does a really good job as a general purpose automation platform. It’s really extensible and allows technical users to pull the covers off and do a lot more and semi-technical business users to get by without code.
At a high level: I’d go with workato if I had an acute problem that I needed fixed quickly. I’d go with tray if I saw automation being a long term strategy at my company where I know I’m going to need lots of flexibility integrating legacy applications with SaaS, etc.
Tray does a really good job as a general purpose automation platform. It’s really extensible and allows technical users to pull the covers off and do a lot more and semi-technical business users to get by without code.
At a high level: I’d go with workato if I had an acute problem that I needed fixed quickly. I’d go with tray if I saw automation being a long term strategy at my company where I know I’m going to need lots of flexibility integrating legacy applications with SaaS, etc.