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From laptop to live app: deploy an AI-built app with Tray Helix
A Customer 360 app is running on a laptop. One Helix command later it's live on Tray's managed runtime, with its credentials, access, and owner already in place.
Why it matters
Anyone can build a useful app now. Getting it off their laptop is where most of them stop. The app needs somewhere to run, a safe way to hold the credentials for every system it touches, a login on the front, and someone on the hook when it breaks. That’s typically weeks of work, and none of it is the job of the person who built the app.
Tray Helix takes that work off their plate. One command packages the app, lands it on Tray’s managed runtime, and brings across the connections it needs, so there’s no infrastructure to stand up and nothing for IT to retrofit afterwards.
What you’ll see
- A Customer 360 app pulling account data from the CRM, support history from Zendesk, open opportunities, and billing from the ERP into a single view, running on localhost
- A single
helix deploycommand packaging the app’s files and returning a URL - The deployment building in Helix, with the runtime provisioned and the app’s connections picked up automatically
- The same app, now live on Tray’s managed runtime and open to anyone in the org
- The record IT gets: who made the deployment, when, the deployment output, and the authentication tied to it