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Tines powers intelligent workflows that enrich, triage, and remediate alerts from AWS and beyond. Security and IT teams use Tines to connect data, tools, and people across their entire ecosystem and reduce manual work. In short, AWS brings the signal and Tines powers the action.
Companies like GitLab, McKesson, Coinbase, and Sophos trust Tines to run their most important workflows.
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Overview
Tines is the intelligent workflow platform trusted by leading security and IT teams. Intelligent workflows combine automation, AI, and integration to unify data from across the environment and create a secure foundation for faster, more consistent work. They help teams eliminate silos, reduce manual effort, and move from alert to resolution with greater efficiency.
With Tines, teams can orchestrate workflows that connect AWS services to the rest of their ecosystem. Services like Security Hub, GuardDuty, EventBridge, and more can feed directly into Tines, where alerts are enriched with context from third-party tools (e.g. CrowdStrike, Elastic, Wiz, etc.), triaged automatically, and routed for review or approval. Remediation steps can then be executed across AWS and non-AWS systems without the need for custom development work or complex integrations.
AWS customers commonly rely on Tines for:
- Endpoint detection and response alerts
- Phishing and abuse response
- Vulnerability and risk management
- Threat intelligence enrichment
- Fraud and compliance reporting
- Employee onboarding and offboarding
- Slack or Microsoft Teams bots
These are just some of the most popular use cases. Explore additional examples of how Tines and AWS work together here: https://www.tines.com/partners/aws/
With Tines and AWS, you can expect:
- Faster response: Signals from AWS flow directly into triage, enrichment, and remediation workflows without unnecessary manual steps.
- Unified operations: Security and IT teams can follow the same repeatable workflows across AWS and your full tech stack, reducing gaps and human handoffs.
- Increased AWS value: Make better use of all of your AWS solutions by connecting them to your broader tech stack with orchestrated, intelligent workflows.
- Less engineering burden: Teams operationalize AWS services without custom development work or integration maintenance.
What makes Tines different:
- Powerful and flexible: Orchestrate complex workflows across any system with an API. Tines customers connect an average of 68 tools and automate more than 20 workflows in their first year.
- Vendor agnostic: If it has an API, Tines can connect to it. Teams integrate data from AWS and the rest of their stack without being limited by rigid integrations.
- Fast time to value: Build workflows in hours with intuitive tooling and expert guidance.
- For the whole team: Security analysts, engineers, and IT professionals can all build in Tines using a visual interface that is clear, approachable, and deeply capable.
- Born in security: Governance, auditability, and deployment flexibility are built in, including SSO, role-based access control, and options for self-hosted, cloud, and hybrid environments.
Tines gives teams the control, visibility, and confidence they need to manage their most important workflows at scale while improving speed, reducing manual work, and strengthening security posture.
For custom pricing, EULA, or a private contract, contact AWS-Marketplace@tines.com . This includes inquiries about single-tenant environments, on-premises deployment, static IPs, and custom domains.
Highlights
- Powerful and flexible. Automate complex workflows across any system with an API. Tines is fully vendor agnostic, allowing teams to connect data from AWS and the rest of their stack without relying on predefined integrations. Customers connect an average of 68 tools and automate more than 20 workflows in their first year.
- For the whole team. Allows frontline team members to build automation themselves, leveraging their expert knowledge of the workflow, and eliminating lengthy development cycles.
- Enterprise-grade. All of the compliance you need, and all of the features you'd expect. From SSO to role-based access control.
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Workflow Orchestration and Automation
Orchestrates complex workflows across any system with an API, enabling automation of alert enrichment, triage, and remediation across AWS services and third-party tools without custom development work.
Multi-Tool Integration
Connects an average of 68 tools through vendor-agnostic API integrations, including AWS services such as Security Hub, GuardDuty, and EventBridge, as well as third-party solutions like CrowdStrike, Elastic, and Wiz.
Visual Workflow Builder
Provides an intuitive visual interface that enables security analysts, engineers, and IT professionals to build and configure workflows without requiring extensive development expertise.
Enterprise Security and Access Control
Implements SSO (Single Sign-On), role-based access control, governance, auditability, and deployment flexibility including self-hosted, cloud, and hybrid environment options.
Alert Enrichment and Triage
Automatically enriches alerts with contextual data from multiple sources, performs intelligent triage, and routes alerts for review or approval before executing remediation steps across AWS and non-AWS systems.
Low-Code/No-Code Development
Platform enables building automation workflows and AI agents without requiring code writing, supporting rapid development and modification of business processes.
AI Agent Orchestration
Supports creation and management of intelligent AI agents (Genies) that understand intent, adapt to business processes, and collaborate with humans and other agents for end-to-end automation.
Event-Driven Workflow Automation
Enables reactive AI orchestrations with event-driven workflows for near real-time decision making and optional human oversight for critical processes.
Cloud-Native Auto-Scaling
Provides cloud-native execution with automatic scaling capabilities for high-demand AI workflows that continuously learn and adjust to support business growth.
Enterprise Integration Capabilities
Connects multiple cloud and on-premises applications including Amazon S3, Amazon SQS, Amazon SNS, Amazon RDS, Amazon Redshift, Amazon Lambda, and SaaS applications with enterprise-grade governance and security controls.
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Orchestrates multiple AI agents and workflows in a unified environment with real-time observability and governance controls.
Enterprise System Integration
Connects to 700+ enterprise systems and business applications to automate tasks and aggregate data across disparate tools.
No-Code and Pro-Code Development
Supports both no-code visual agent design for business users and full agent development kit (ADK) for developers to extend capabilities.
Prebuilt Agent Templates
Includes prebuilt agents for HR, sales, procurement, and customer care use cases that can be deployed immediately.
Enterprise Security and Governance
Provides enterprise-grade security, data protection, built-in guardrails, and governance frameworks for hybrid cloud and on-premises deployments.
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Customer reviews
Upendra P.
Powerful Automation with Room for Workflow Improvement
Reviewed on Apr 17, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I use Tines for automating security workflows and incident response processes, helping connect tools and similar repetitive tasks with no-code automation. I appreciate the flexibility for security workflows, which is especially popular in a security operation center (SOC) team because it can connect alternative tools and responses into an automatic workflow. I also like mixing automation with human judgment, making the process more efficient.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think Tines can get complex to manage at scale. It requires solid technical steps for an advanced workflow. There's room for improvement with better modular reuse, clearer debugging flow, tracing, stronger version control, and a more structured way to organize larger workflows. Also, while the initial setup is generally quick, integration and workflow take more effort.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Tines for automating security workflows and incident responses, reducing manual effort, and connecting security tools without coding. It blends automation with human judgment and offers flexibility in security operations by integrating various tools into automated workflows.
Ankit B.
Streamlines Workflows, Easy Setup
Reviewed on Apr 16, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I really like Tines because it is easy to use and doesn't require any coding, which is a really good feature. I appreciate how it's helping us automate repetitive tasks, saving time, and allowing us to focus on more productive work. It's also doing a great job in solving the problem of too much manual work and is aiding in cybersecurity triaging. The initial setup was easy and could be done quickly, which was helpful.
What do you dislike about the product?
Tines needs to add more workflow and debugging for troubleshooting.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Tines to automate repeated tasks, saving time and allowing me to focus on more productive work. It solves issues with manual work and aids in cybersecurity triaging.
Varun K.
Strong Integrations and Reliable Automation for Security & IT Ops
Reviewed on Apr 16, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Strong Integrations + API Flexibility
No-code Tool
Designed specifically for security and IT operations
Serious, reliable automation
No-code Tool
Designed specifically for security and IT operations
Serious, reliable automation
What do you dislike about the product?
Can be overkill for simple automations
Pricing is more for Enterprise clients
Pricing is more for Enterprise clients
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Turns repetitive, manual work in security/IT into automated workflows
Automates alert triage - Decide: real threat or false positive
Speeds up incident response
Automates alert triage - Decide: real threat or false positive
Speeds up incident response
Information Technology and Services
Tines- My daily buddy
Reviewed on Apr 15, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
It helps in automation, which is useful for daily work
What do you dislike about the product?
It could be more mature and we can add more features into this platform
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
So basically it helps to automate my daily work
Computer & Network Security
Intuitive, Powerful Automations with Seamless Integrations
Reviewed on Apr 15, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about Tines is how effortlessly it turns complex workflows into something intuitive and almost fun to build. The UI/UX is clean and thoughtfully designed, making it easy to visualize and manage even complicated automations without feeling overwhelmed. The low-code approach lowers the barrier to entry while still giving advanced users the flexibility they need.
Its integration capabilities are another major strength. Tines connects seamlessly with a wide range of tools via APIs, allowing workflows to span across systems without friction. This flexibility makes it adaptable to different use cases, from security operations to broader IT and business processes.
In terms of performance, the platform is reliable and efficient automations run consistently, reducing manual effort and minimizing the risk of human error. This directly translates into strong ROI, as it saves significant time and allows teams to focus on higher-value work instead of repetitive tasks.
The onboarding experience is also smooth, with good documentation and a structure that helps users get up to speed quickly. Even for those new to automation, it doesn’t feel intimidating.
Finally, the way Tines incorporates intelligence into workflows through logic, conditional branching, and extensibility adds another layer of power, enabling users to build smarter, more adaptive processes rather than just static automations.
Overall, it’s a well-rounded platform that balances usability, power, and scalability exceptionally well.
Its integration capabilities are another major strength. Tines connects seamlessly with a wide range of tools via APIs, allowing workflows to span across systems without friction. This flexibility makes it adaptable to different use cases, from security operations to broader IT and business processes.
In terms of performance, the platform is reliable and efficient automations run consistently, reducing manual effort and minimizing the risk of human error. This directly translates into strong ROI, as it saves significant time and allows teams to focus on higher-value work instead of repetitive tasks.
The onboarding experience is also smooth, with good documentation and a structure that helps users get up to speed quickly. Even for those new to automation, it doesn’t feel intimidating.
Finally, the way Tines incorporates intelligence into workflows through logic, conditional branching, and extensibility adds another layer of power, enabling users to build smarter, more adaptive processes rather than just static automations.
Overall, it’s a well-rounded platform that balances usability, power, and scalability exceptionally well.
What do you dislike about the product?
While Tines is a powerful platform, there is definitely a learning curve especially for users who are new to automation or APIs. Building more complex workflows can feel overwhelming at first, particularly without a clear structure or prior experience.
Another area that could be improved is documentation for advanced use cases. While the basics are well covered, deeper or more complex implementations sometimes require extra effort to figure out or rely on trial and error.
In terms of features, certain areas still feel like they’re evolving. For example, aspects like native data handling, ticketing capabilities, or more prebuilt templates could be more robust to reduce the need for custom workarounds.
Pricing can also be a consideration, especially for smaller teams or lighter use cases, where the cost may feel high relative to usage.
Overall, while none of these are deal-breakers, they do add some friction when getting started or when trying to scale more complex workflows.
Another area that could be improved is documentation for advanced use cases. While the basics are well covered, deeper or more complex implementations sometimes require extra effort to figure out or rely on trial and error.
In terms of features, certain areas still feel like they’re evolving. For example, aspects like native data handling, ticketing capabilities, or more prebuilt templates could be more robust to reduce the need for custom workarounds.
Pricing can also be a consideration, especially for smaller teams or lighter use cases, where the cost may feel high relative to usage.
Overall, while none of these are deal-breakers, they do add some friction when getting started or when trying to scale more complex workflows.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Tines primarily solves the challenge of fragmented tools and manual, repetitive workflows. In many environments, critical processes are spread across multiple systems that don’t naturally communicate with each other, leading to inefficiencies, delays, and increased risk of human error. Tines acts as a unifying automation layer, allowing these tools to work together seamlessly through workflows and APIs.
Another major problem it addresses is the time and effort spent on repetitive tasks things like alert handling, onboarding/offboarding, reporting, or routine operational actions. By automating these processes, Tines significantly reduces manual workload, improves consistency, and minimizes errors.
It also helps solve the accessibility gap in automation. Traditionally, building complex workflows required strong engineering support, but Tines enables even non-developers to create and manage automations through a low-code interface. This removes bottlenecks and allows teams to move faster without relying heavily on specialized resources.
From a benefits perspective, this translates into faster response times, improved operational efficiency, and better scalability. Teams can focus more on high-impact work instead of repetitive tasks, while workflows remain reliable and standardized. In many cases, organizations are able to automate a large portion of previously manual processes, leading to significant productivity gains and smoother day-to-day operations.
Another major problem it addresses is the time and effort spent on repetitive tasks things like alert handling, onboarding/offboarding, reporting, or routine operational actions. By automating these processes, Tines significantly reduces manual workload, improves consistency, and minimizes errors.
It also helps solve the accessibility gap in automation. Traditionally, building complex workflows required strong engineering support, but Tines enables even non-developers to create and manage automations through a low-code interface. This removes bottlenecks and allows teams to move faster without relying heavily on specialized resources.
From a benefits perspective, this translates into faster response times, improved operational efficiency, and better scalability. Teams can focus more on high-impact work instead of repetitive tasks, while workflows remain reliable and standardized. In many cases, organizations are able to automate a large portion of previously manual processes, leading to significant productivity gains and smoother day-to-day operations.