Tines is a platform that lets teams build AI-enabled workflows and automation while maintaining visibility, governance, and control. It addresses security concerns in IT and security-focused environments by offering a centralized space for AI-native work that can touch sensitive data and processes. The tool emphasizes governance, guardrails, and monitoring across surfaces to help teams move faster without sacrificing safety.
The platform offers a code-first mindset where workflows are built in code and integrate with development processes. It supports collaboration through spaces and roles, with tests proposed during build and live data handling governed by prompts and review flows.
It provides features like sandboxed execution, credentials handling through a transparent proxy, and flexibility to deploy self-hosted, on-prem, or hybrid setups.
Tines presents itself as born in security and built for the enterprise, aiming to govern AI-driven workflows across an organization with visibility, control, and scalability.
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