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Solutions / VP Business Systems

One platform. No stack sprawl.

Every quarter brings a new SaaS mandate, a new data source, and a new AI ask. Tray.ai answers all three — one platform across CRM, ERP, finance, and agents, with one governance model underneath.

in customer integrations managed via Zuora (Tray OEM)
$400B+
cost reduction at Yext after replacing MuleSoft
60%+
faster lead response at Cisco
80%
records synced per day at Zuora
2M+

The Business Systems job is making a fragmented stack feel like one stack.

Every quarter brings new SaaS, new mandates, new AI asks. The default is silos and sprawl. Tray.ai makes the stack actually one stack. Zuora manages $400B+ in integrations on it. Yext shipped 100+ services in 3 months at 60%+ cost reduction.

What this looks like at scale

One platform across CRM, ERP, finance, and data

Intelligent iPaaS connects 700+ systems and prepares structured and unstructured data in flight.

Cross-functional workflows

Customer 360 across CRM + billing + support. Lead routing across marketing + sales + RevOps. Employee onboarding across HRIS + IT + payroll. All with full audit trails.

AI on the same platform

Merlin Agent Builder ships production agents on the same connector library and governance model. No second vendor for AI.

Replace stitched-together iPaaS

Zuora replaced MuleSoft + Boomi. Yext cut 60%+ off the MuleSoft sunsetting bill. Airbnb compressed an 8-week project to 1 week.

23 hrs → 5 min customer brief creation time

“We can actually deliver on integration requests in fewer than 10 days.”

Mark Gill
Head of Infrastructure and Services, Zuora

Frequently asked questions

How does Tray.ai play with our existing CRM / ERP / data warehouse? +

Native connectors for Salesforce, NetSuite, Workday, SAP, Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, and 700+ more. Universal HTTP client for the long tail. The point is one workflow tying them together — not bespoke point-to-point integrations between every pair.

We're already on MuleSoft / Boomi. Why move? +

The pattern across Zuora, Yext, Airbnb, and Crowdstrike is the same — cycle time. Multi-week MuleSoft projects became the slowest part of any change. On Tray.ai, those ship in days. Yext also reported 60%+ cost reduction after replacing MuleSoft.

How does AI fit into this? +

Merlin Agent Builder and Agent Gateway are part of the same platform — same governance, same connector library. AI doesn't require a new vendor. Apollo and Life360 ship production agents on the same Tray.ai their integration team already uses.

What does change management look like? +

Most teams pilot on a single use case (lead routing, customer 360, employee onboarding) inside a few weeks before broader rollout. NICE inContact built 38 workflows in a 2-week POC. The rollout pattern is incremental rather than rip-and-replace.

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