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Automate BrowserAct with Tray.ai
Run a bot and run a bot template in BrowserAct, and start a workflow when BrowserAct sends “Task completed”.
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What can you do with BrowserAct on Tray.ai?
BrowserAct is a no-code browser automation service that builds bots to browse websites, scrape structured data and run repeatable web tasks in the cloud. Tray.ai connects to BrowserAct through the HTTP Connector, so your workflows can call the BrowserAct API alongside the rest of your stack.
- When BrowserAct sends “Task completed”, load the scraped data into your data warehouse.
- When BrowserAct sends “Task failed”, alert the data team in your team chat.
- Run a bot each night to collect job listings from target company sites for the sales team.
- Connects through
- HTTP Connector
- Authentication
- A bearer token
- Base URL
- https://api.browseract.com
Set it up
Connect BrowserAct to Tray.ai
Each step uses BrowserAct's own API details, from its documentation.
Step 1
Save BrowserAct's API token
Save the token BrowserAct issues as a Tray.ai authentication. The HTTP Client sends it as a bearer token on every call. The token stays out of the workflow and out of the logs.
Step 2
Point the HTTP Client at the API
Add an HTTP Client step and use https://api.browseract.com as the base URL. Or paste a cURL example from BrowserAct's API docs, and Tray.ai fills in the method, URL, and headers.
Step 3
Start with “List bots”
It's one of 11 documented actions, under Bots. The response comes back as data the next step can map into your other apps.
Step 4
Start workflows from BrowserAct events
Give BrowserAct the URL of a Tray.ai webhook trigger. “Task completed” can then start a workflow, and so can 2 other events.
What the BrowserAct API covers
3 resources and 11 documented actions, each one a call the HTTP Connector can make from a Tray.ai workflow. Connecting it takes a few clicks: here's how.
Bots
- List bots
- Retrieve a bot
- Run a bot
Tasks
- List tasks
- Retrieve a task
- Retrieve a task status
- Resume a paused task
- Cancel a running task
Bot templates
- List official bot templates
- Retrieve a bot template
- Run a bot template
Events BrowserAct can send to a Tray.ai webhook trigger
- Task completed
- Task failed
- Task canceled
Checked against BrowserAct's own documentation on 2026-10-22
How Tray.ai makes this work
BrowserAct plugs into the whole Tray.ai platform
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Frequently asked questions
What can a Tray.ai workflow do in BrowserAct?
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The BrowserAct API documents 11 actions across 3 resources (Bots, Tasks, Bot templates). For example: List bots; List tasks; List official bot templates. A workflow can make any documented call through the HTTP Connector.
How does Tray.ai authenticate with BrowserAct?
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The BrowserAct API uses a bearer token. You save it once as a Tray.ai authentication, and the HTTP Connector adds it to every request.
Which BrowserAct events can start a Tray.ai workflow?
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BrowserAct sends 3 events to a webhook URL, for example: Task completed; Task failed; Task canceled. A Tray.ai webhook trigger receives them and starts a workflow.
See BrowserAct working against your stack.
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