For operators who build
Your GTM system. On your terms.
For operators building their own revenue engine, with their own agents, workflows and rules. No engineers required. No lock-in.
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The promise
Build exactly what your org needs. Be the one who built it.
No vendor roadmap. No engineering queue. The system your company needs, built by the person who knows it best.
1. Your design, not a vendor's
You know how revenue should work. Trayo serves that design. You keep control.
2. Shipped this week, not next quarter
The missing capability is one call away. The workflow in your head runs before the ticket gets triaged.
3. Wins the whole org can see
Signals land where sellers already work. Visible wins unlock change, and your name is on them.
What it is
The capabilities your revenue engine is missing.
You design the system. Your agents run it. Trayo is what they call: one MCP, one API, plugged into Claude, Codex, or whatever you build in.
See how to connect itBuying moments, built for what you sell
Detectors trained on your examples, sharper with use. New accounts surface without a list.
Email and phone on the same call
Leads researched and reachable before a human sees them.
Calls your agents can place
Reach out by voice from the same workflow that found the signal.
Account context your agents can reason on
Firmographics, events and history. The facts behind every account, on demand.
The person behind every event
Filtered by your ICP. The one who owns the moment, not a title from a list.
Workflows that run on their own
Schedule any workflow to run continuously. No cron to babysit, no engineer to page.
Build in your agent
Ask in plain language. Trayo makes the calls.
Connect once. From then on you describe what you want and your agent runs the signals, accounts, contacts and people behind them.
Claude
Ask for accounts in plain language. Claude calls Trayo, runs the steps and hands back the list.
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Install the Trayo MCP
Connected to Trayo · 6 tools available
Done. Trayo is connected. I can now search signals, pull account context, find contacts and look up the people behind each event.
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Find me 10 accounts showing buying signals for data infrastructure this week
Used Trayo · 3 tool calls
10 accounts, ranked by signal strength:
- 1 Snowflake Hiring 4 data platform engineers
- 2 Stripe New VP Data Engineering
- 3 Netflix Announced real-time analytics project
- 4 Databricks Series J, $2.4B
- 5 Airbnb Migrating warehouse, per job posts
- 6 Shell New CTO, ex-AWS
- 7 Nvidia Acquired data observability startup
- 8 Salesforce Opening Dublin data hub
- 9 Bridgewater Hiring 20 ML engineers
- 10 Anthropic Expanding data infra team
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Who owns this at Snowflake? Get me email and phone
Used Trayo · 2 tool calls
Priya Raman, VP Data Platform. Joined 4 months ago, owns the warehouse migration. Verified email and direct dial attached.
ChatGPT
Describe the workflow. ChatGPT wires the Trayo calls, runs them and returns the result.
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Install the Trayo MCP
Connected to Trayo · 6 tools available
Done. Trayo is connected. I can now search signals, pull account context, find contacts and look up the people behind each event.
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Pull 10 accounts with data infrastructure buying signals from the last 7 days
Used Trayo · 3 tool calls
Here are 10, strongest signal first:
- 1 Databricks Hiring platform engineers in Amsterdam
- 2 Nvidia New VP Data Infrastructure
- 3 Airbnb Announced lakehouse migration
- 4 Snowflake Opened Bengaluru engineering hub
- 5 Anthropic Hiring 12 data engineers
- 6 Salesforce Acquired streaming data startup
- 7 Stripe New Head of Data Platform
- 8 Bridgewater RFP for real-time risk pipeline
- 9 Netflix Expanding Warsaw data team
- 10 Shell Cloud data platform tender
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Who owns this at Databricks? I need email and phone
Used Trayo · 2 tool calls
Marcus Vidal, Director of Platform Engineering. Posted the Amsterdam roles himself last week. Verified email and direct dial attached.
Not another agent platform
Runs in your Claude. Not in ours.
Agent platforms give you agents to build in. Trayo gives the agents you already have something to build with.
Agent platforms
- Build in their builder, their UI, their agents
- Your workflows live on their platform
- Generic data pulled by generic agents
- Move in to get started. Migrate to leave.
Trayo
- Build in Claude or Codex, the agents you already run
- Your workflows live where you built them
- Signals built for what you sell, the person behind each one
- One MCP to start. Nothing to leave.
Questions
Before you ask
Do I need an engineer to set this up?
No. Connecting Trayo is one line in your assistant settings and a sign-in from the browser window that opens. After that you describe what you want in plain language and your agent makes the calls. Anything you want running on its own moves to the REST API, which your assistant can write for you.
Do I have to sign up before I can call anything?
You sign in with a Trayo account from the browser window that opens when you connect. Free to start, no credit card, and no call in the path.
Why source this from Trayo instead of building it?
You can build it. Then you own 40+ source integrations, the layer that decides which changes actually imply the need you sell into, and every morning a page changes shape and nothing errors. This is the part of your system that rots fastest and differentiates least.
How is this different from an intent data feed?
A feed hands you scores against someone else’s topic taxonomy. Trayo watches public sources for specific changes, judges whether each one implies the problem you solve, and returns the event with a relevance score and the stakeholders attached.
Bring the system you already have in your head.
Connect once and your agents are querying live accounts. No call, no credit card.