Latest Releases

Ability to Edit and Delete External Users

You now have the ability to edit or delete embedded external users directly from the End Users section.

For detailed instructions, please refer to our documentation.

Fixed issues with marking end users as test users

We have corrected problems with marking embedded end users as test users for UAC accounts.

Fallback Values - UX Improvements

New functionality and UX for fallback values:

1. Added a button to explicitly remove fallback values (previously you needed to reset the data type)

2. If your property is set to mapped data (JSON Path) you can now set a fallback to no value

   1. When you use this no value option the property is not included in the output of the step

   2. You can still set the fallback to an empty string by clicking into the field and then clicking out - you will see the placeholder text changes from "no value" to "empty string" when you do this

   3. There is no change in functionality for interpolation jsonpaths in text inputs as these fallback to an empty string

For detailed information, please refer to the feature's documentation.

Connector Development Kit (CDK) - Version 4.0.0

What’s New in CDK v4.0.0?

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We have made an update to our Connector Development Kit (CDK) DSL Library and CLI, now available in version 4.0.0.

This new version introduces essential upgrades including a global configuration object, Raw HTTP operations, and deployment options via RBAC token.

Please note, this upgrade is strongly recommended in order to ensure seamless use of the CDK.

User-Facing Changes:

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CDK v4.0.0 enhances the development experience by integrating a global configuration object that is accessible across all connector operations, providing streamlined management of authentication types, base URLs, and headers. This release also introduces the Raw HTTP operation, enabling developers to utilise API endpoints directly without the need for predefined connector operations. This feature is vital for rapid testing and integration of new API endpoints into your workflows.

Furthermore, the new RBAC token deployment method offers a more secure and permanent way to deploy connectors compared to the traditional session tokens. This update is designed to simplify the deployment process and enhance security for continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) practices.

For implementation guidance, refer to Upgrading to CDK v4 in the Tray Developer Portal.

Merlin Search available through our Documentation website

Ask questions and get AI generated answers directly inside our Documentation website.

Merlin Search generates answers to many questions about building and working within the Tray Universal Automation Cloud. It uses AI and data from all across our external knowledge sources and is powered by Tray's API Management under the hood (you can build this on Tray too).

Tray New UI

Introducing the Tray New UI!

Exciting times ahead! Based on your feedback, we’ve given our Builder UI a major makeover, and we can’t wait for you to try it out. To access the new UI in the Tray Builder, simply enable it using the toggle button located in your profile section.

Here’s what’s new:

1. Build everything in one place: No more bouncing around screens! Now, you can manage an entire project and create workflows and data tables, all from one spot.

2. Easy access to important stuff: We’ve listened to your needs and ensured that critical functionalities such as project configuration, distribution options, and SDLC management are readily accessible, empowering you to work more efficiently.

3. Find your way around better: We’ve simplified navigation with breadcrumbs, contextual information display and clear organization, so you’ll always know where you are and where to go next.

4. More Room to Work: Enjoy a bigger workspace with our collapsible left-hand menu, giving you plenty of space to bring your ideas to life.

We’re sure this update will make your Tray experience even better.

New Connector - Cohere

We're excited to introduce our latest connector addition - Cohere.

Customers can use this connector to leverage Cohere's advanced large language models (LLMs) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) capabilities, designed for enterprise applications.

Key features:

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The Cohere connector simplifies the creation and management of text and document embeddings, enabling powerful similarity searches and conversational AI interactions. Supported operations include:

• Generating Text Embeddings:

  Create vector representations of text for nuanced similarity searches.

• Batch Document Embeddings:

  Process and generate embeddings for large batches of documents, optimising for efficiency in data-heavy scenarios.

• Query Embeddings Generation:

  Turn incoming queries into embeddings, enhancing search accuracy within vector databases.

• Chat Generation:

  Leverage similarity searches to produce model responses for chat interactions, facilitating more engaging and context-aware conversational experiences.

For detailed implementation guides and more information, please visit the Tray Documentation.

Python - New Libraries in v2.0

Version: 2.0

Release Date: March 4th, 2024

We're thrilled to introduce version 2.0 of the Python Connector, which now supports an extensive range of Python 3.11 functionalities, enhancing your scripting capabilities within your Tray automations.

Key Highlights:

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• Broad Support for Python 3.11:

  With the exception of certain methods due to security or specific use cases (e.g.,

  aiter(), anext(), breakpoint()), v2.0 brings you closer to the full power of Python.

• Enhanced Module Support:

  Dive into a wide array of supported modules, including math, cmath, random, statistics (with some limitations), fractions, decimal, copy, array, pprint, itertools (excluding batched), operator, datetime

  (excluding some methods), calendar, zoneinfo, and collections, unlocking new possibilities for data manipulation and analysis.

• Practical Application Scenarios:

  From pretty-printing data structures for enhanced readability to applying filters via

  itertools and generating calendars, these updates are designed to streamline your Python scripting tasks.

For detailed examples, usage guidelines, and a comprehensive list of supported and non-supported functionalities, refer to Tray Documentation - Notes on using Python.