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Moving from n8n / Migration
Take your n8n workflows and run them on the Tray AI Orchestration Platform. Tray has a migration kit that makes it easier, so nothing you built is wasted and you can migrate in minutes.
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Your workflows come across as native Tray workflows. This is the platform they land on.
Integration, automation, API management, agents and MCP in one place, on one contract, patched and scaled by Tray.
Merlin Agent Builder and a governed MCP gateway, with scope and policy set on every call to a system, then logged.
Apps your team builds with an AI assistant go to production on the same platform, with SSO and secrets handled.
Tray Headless builds and changes workflows in natural language from the assistant your team already uses, Claude Code or Cursor.
Maintained by Tray across integration, automation and agents, so somebody else absorbs the next API change.
Patching is automatic and workloads scale automatically. No Redis, no Postgres, no workers, no upgrade window.
Why enterprises choose Tray
Tray has a migration kit that makes it easy. Your workflows come across as native Tray workflows, the handful of things that need a person are named before you start, and nothing of the old setup keeps running underneath.
Industry recognized
They are on the march, moving thousands of workflows and hundreds of millions of monthly tasks onto Tray. In the evaluation that decided one of those moves, the most complex workflows migrated in minutes.
Audited and certified
SOC 1
audited annually
SOC 2 Type 2
with penetration testing
HIPAA
PHI handling
GDPR
EU data residency
CCPA
US data residency
700+
connectors managed
across integration, automation, and agents
1T+
processes run per year
on the platform
100%
workflow execution uptime
over the trailing 90 days
US, EU, and APAC data residency · Annual penetration testing · Uptime measured on status.tray.ai and publicly checkable there. As of August 2026.
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Run your n8n exports through Tray's migration kit, or hand them to us and we'll do it. Connectors are mapped, expressions are translated, and your flows come across as native Tray workflows, so you can migrate in minutes.
No. The workflows come across rather than being retyped. What needs a person is a short list, named before you start: nested loops, code nodes, rate limiting, merge behaviour and error handling. Those get reviewed, not written again from nothing.
Your team stops running a platform. No Redis, no Postgres, no workers to size and no upgrade window to schedule, because Tray patches and scales the runtime. Tray produces the audit evidence a reviewer asks for, and scope and policy are evaluated on every agent and MCP call.
They are not in the export, by design, and you should not want them to be. You reconnect authentications in Tray.ai as part of the move. It is genuinely manual and it is usually the shortest task in the whole exercise.
No. There is no wrapper and nothing of n8n keeps running underneath. The workflows are stood up as native Tray workflows on the Tray platform, which is the point: what you end up with is a first-class workflow, not a hosted copy of the old one.
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