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Amazon Redshift is AWS’s cloud data warehouse for SQL analytics across clusters, databases, schemas, tables, and views. With Tray, Redshift queries, COPY and UNLOAD jobs, and scheduled checks can trigger automated workflows that update records, sync downstream systems, and write results back to Redshift with precision and control.
Amazon Redshift is AWS’s cloud data warehouse that centralizes analytics across clusters, databases, and schemas. But on its own, it isn’t built to coordinate actions beyond the warehouse—like triggering workflows, enforcing approvals, or syncing downstream systems. Tray fills that gap with integrations, automations, and agents that execute SQL through the Data API, orchestrate COPY and UNLOAD with S3, refresh materialized views on schedule, and route results to the tools your teams use. All writes back to Redshift remain scoped, logged, and auditable.
Tray agents turn Redshift insights into action. They query scoped warehouse data, apply business rules, and drive updates across Redshift and connected systems, so teams can ask questions, take action, and see results in one continuous flow. By pairing Redshift’s analytics with Tray’s orchestration, agents help teams respond to data in real time, not after the next ETL run.
Tray turns Redshift activity into action. Scheduled checks, Data API results, and new files in S3 can all trigger flows that apply your rules and approvals, then write outcomes back to Redshift and connected tools with full traceability. Status updates reach the right teams with links to queries, objects, and dashboards. These automations run on the integrations below and can also power agent tools for interactive workflows.
Tray connects Redshift to the rest of your enterprise stack so warehouse events, queries, and file operations trigger business actions across analytics, operations, and finance. These integrations keep your data ecosystem in sync, powering the automations above and the tools your agents use.
Integrate Redshift with 700+ applications, plus any system with an API using Tray’s HTTP connector. Capabilities align with Redshift’s APIs and how teams actually work.
Redshift doesn’t provide native webhooks. Instead, use scheduled queries, materialized view checks, or S3 object detection to create near-real-time event patterns for your workflows.