Tines is a no-code automation platform for security and operations teams that orchestrates workflows across tools without scripting.
Tines was built for the automation work security teams face daily: alert triage, enrichment, containment and case management. Its story-based visual builder connects APIs through drag-and-none actions, with built-in AI steps that summarize incidents, classify events and draft communications. Because no code is required, analysts automate without engineering help, and strict permissioning, auditing and self-hosting options satisfy enterprise security requirements. Workflows run on a scalable engine with detailed logs for every action taken.
Tines offers a free community edition for small teams, with premium tiers adding advanced features, support and scale for enterprises.
It serves security operations, IT and platform teams that automate repetitive response work with strict governance requirements.
Security and ops teams build stories in the visual editor: triggers pull alerts or events, actions call APIs and AI steps summarize incidents, classify events and draft communications. Human-in-the-loop nodes route decisions to the right people, and every action logs for auditing. Stories run on a scalable engine with version control and strict permissioning.
Start with the alert type that consumes the most analyst time; automation of triage is where the ROI is obvious. Keep human approval on containment actions while confidence builds. Platform teams should standardize story naming and templates early β as dozens of stories accumulate, discoverability becomes the constraint on reuse.
Yes, a free community edition exists for small deployments; enterprise features and scale require paid plans.
Yes, Tines is API-driven β workflows call any service, and the platform itself can be managed programmatically.
Tines’ security focus, auditing depth and code-free approach outperform general automation tools for SOC-style work.
No β stories are built visually with drag-and-drop actions, and AI steps handle text tasks like summarization and drafting. Technical staff can extend workflows through API calls, but day-to-day automation is maintained by the analysts who own the process.
A story is a workflow built from triggers, actions and AI steps that process events without code. Stories run continuously with full logging, and teams version and reuse them like any other operational asset.