Tines

What is Tines?

Tines is an enterprise platform for building and running AI agents, apps and automations, used heavily by security, IT and operations teams. It gives builders a workspace and gives IT and security visibility, permissions and monitoring over what is live.

Key features of Tines

• Build with AI: describe a workflow and refine it with an AI coding harness.
• Workspaces: personal and team workspaces.
• Deploy: connect to systems and data with protected credentials on an enterprise runtime.
• Governance: admin permissions, monitoring and accountability for live workflows.
• Isolated execution: IT-defined permissions and isolated runs.
• Bring your own model: choose your own AI models and infrastructure.

How Tines works

Teams build a workflow or agent, connect it to systems, and deploy it on the runtime. Admins set permissions, and monitoring shows what is live and who owns it, with proposed fixes requiring approval before they go live.

Who uses Tines?

Tines serves IT, security, finance, people, RevOps and legal teams, and lists customers such as Coinbase, Databricks, Reddit, Snowflake, Dropbox, Pinterest, MongoDB, Sophos and Canva.

Tines pricing

Tines offers a free edition with unlimited users, spaces and connectors, 3 live workflows and a one-time $50 AI allowance. Paid editions have unlimited workflows and flexible deployment, and pricing is provided through a demo.

Tines integrations

Tines supports unlimited connectors on every edition, and does not name specific integrations on its homepage.

Tines alternatives

Torq is a security automation platform with a similar low-code approach. Panther is a detection and response platform for cloud logs. SentinelOne, CrowdStrike and Rapid7 sell security suites that include their own automation.