I love how Tines makes automation effortless. It streamlines security workflows without needing any code, which really saves time and reduces manual effort, allowing me to focus on bigger problems. What I like most is how intuitive it is; building automation flows is simple, visual, and doesn’t require coding, which gives me the freedom to customize processes without getting bogged down in technical complexities. The visual and no-code approach is a game changer, as I can design complex workflows quickly, turn what used to be hours of manual effort into drag-and-drop steps, and make automation accessible and empowering. Tines feels lighter, more flexible, and easier to adapt to our workflows, reducing the overhead of maintaining complex integrations. The initial setup was impressively smooth, not requiring heavy technical effort, and within a short time, we had our first automations live. I also use Tines alongside tools like Slack and Jira, which helps keep communication and task tracking in sync with automated workflows, smoothly bridging the gap between alerts, collaboration, and follow-up actions across the team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area that could be improved in Tines is the learning curve when building more advanced workflows; sometimes the documentation feels a bit sparse for complex use cases. I’d also love to see smoother integrations with a wider range of tools to make automation even more seamless. Tines could really benefit from more in-depth, scenario-based documentation or tutorials that walk through advanced workflows step by step. On the integrations side, expanding native connectors for popular tools like Jira, Slack, and cloud security platforms would cut down on the need for custom API work and make the overall experience smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines to automate workflows and connect different tools without complex coding, which helps reduce manual work, save time, and ensure processes run consistently across different tools. What I like most about Tines is its intuitive no-code/low-code interface, which makes building workflows simple and fast. It also provides flexibility to integrate multiple tools and automate complex processes with ease. The initial setup was simple and quick, making it easy to get started and build workflows without much difficulty. I use Tines alongside various tools and APIs to integrate services like alerting, messaging, and data handling platforms in one place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes debugging complex workflows can be a bit challenging, especially when multiple steps are involved. Also, more detailed documentation and clearer error messages would make troubleshooting easier. Improving debugging visibility would help a lot, like clearer step-by-step execution logs and better error messages that pinpoint exactly where a workflow fails. A more advanced visual debugger or simulation mode to test workflows before running them live would also make troubleshooting much easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Tines for its simplicity and flexibility. The visual workflow builder makes designing and understanding automations easy, even for complex processes, and I don't have to rely heavily on coding, which speeds things up. It integrates well with different tools, bringing everything into one place, and allows me to customize workflows exactly how I want, making it powerful. Tines saves time, reduces manual effort, and makes automation feel more accessible and efficient. I appreciate how reliable it is, as workflows run smoothly without constant monitoring, providing confidence, especially for critical processes. The transparency Tines offers makes it easy to track what's happening at each step, simplifying debugging and improving workflows. It's scalable too, handling small tasks or complex automations without feeling overwhelming. Tines feels like a tool that grows with needs while staying easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a few areas where I feel Tines could improve. Sometimes, when workflows become very complex, managing and navigating them can get a bit overwhelming. A more structured way to organize or group large workflows would help. Also, while it’s mostly no-code/low-code, certain advanced use cases still require some technical understanding, which can be a bit challenging for beginners. Another thing is debugging—while visibility is good, troubleshooting deeper issues can sometimes take time, especially if multiple systems are involved. Overall, these aren’t major issues, but improving usability for complex workflows and making advanced features more beginner-friendly would make it even better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tines has one of the most intuitive and flexible online interfaces available today, which I appreciate the most. Due to the clean and visual user experience, it is easy for me to create and understand my workflows at any level of complexity, even with highly complex automations. I can quickly use the drag-and-drop interface to create process maps without having to get bogged down in the technical details.

Tines integrates effortlessly with a number of tools that I already use. The process of establishing a connection is simple and straightforward; the flexibility of Tines enables me to use it for simple or complex cases with minimal friction.

The performance of Tines has been extremely reliable. Automations work seamlessly and without any noticeable delay, which is vital to mission-critical workflows. This consistent reliability makes me trust Tines completely.

In terms of cost and return on investment (ROI), Tines gives me clear value. The time I have saved by automating repetitive tasks has allowed me to devote myself to higher-value tasks.

Tines has a very solid support and onboarding process. The documentation is straightforward to use, and I was able to get underway with Tines in little to no time. Whenever I have needed assistance, I have had little trouble locating resources for guidance.

Tines artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities provide added improvements to my workflows without adding any level of difficulty or complexity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The fact that Tines is so flexible means you can create really intricate workflows. At times I found myself really finding trouble trying to keep track of all the different pieces of my workflow when they became too complicated. It has a fairly clean interface but it will still take extra time to manage large automations and/or debug them when necessary.

Some of the integration options just seem limited and require additional API work, which can make things feel cumbersome for those who are not very "tech" savvy.

In general, Tines performs quite nicely; however, when working with very large workflows there can be slight delays when completing tasks. The price tag may also be a little steep for smaller teams and therefore could limit use as it may appear too costly to get started with based upon other solutions available today.

Support is quite good and their documentation provides good help but if they could put together much more detailed step-by-step guides on good use of Tines would definitely improve the experience for new users. The AI functionality is usable but not extremely developed (as of this writing) and could probably see some advancement from Tines in the future. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines to automate workflows and save time. It's reliable, easy to use, and has improved our team's efficiency. Tines helps reduce manual work, automate repetitive tasks, improve response times, and keeps our processes organized across multiple tools. What stands out most is its ease of use, flexibility, and reliability. It makes automation simple and helps our teams work faster with less manual effort. The easy interface helps us build workflows quickly, the flexibility fits different needs, and the reliability keeps everything running smoothly. The initial setup of Tines was smooth and straightforward, allowing our team to get started quickly with minimal issues. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tines works very well overall, but adding more ready-made templates and deeper integrations with some tools would make it even better. Deeper integration with CRM, ticketing, and communication tools would be helpful. More templates for incident response, employee onboarding, and approval workflows would also save time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines as an automation platform to streamline and manage repetitive workflows, especially in security and operations. It helps me connect different tools and systems without needing heavy coding, which saves a lot of time and reduces manual effort. The visual workflow builder makes it really easy to design and understand automations even for complex processes because I don’t need to rely heavily on coding, which speeds things up a lot. Tines really stands out with the level of control you get over workflows, not limiting me to simple 'if this, then that' flows, allowing for advanced automation. I've built workflows that automatically handle alerts end-to-end, collecting data from multiple systems, which makes a big difference in how efficiently my team can address tasks. A lot of repetitive tasks that used to take minutes now happen in seconds, freeing up time for more important issues. The initial setup was pretty straightforward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While it's marked as low code, some advanced use cases still require a decent technical understanding, which might be challenging for non-technical users. Pre-built templates would be better for advanced use cases and more guided workflow builder. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love Tines for automating repetitive workflows and connecting different tools we use daily. It really saves time on manual tasks and keeps everything running smoothly in the background. What I like most is how flexible it is, allowing me to build workflows exactly the way I need without overcomplicating things. I find it simple yet powerful, and even without being super technical, I can build workflows and customize things to my liking. It's really reliable and once set up, I can trust it to work in the background without constant follow-ups. My day-to-day processes are much smoother and less time-consuming. The UI is super clean and easy to get used to, making a big difference. Building and tweaking workflows is quick and hassle-free. The integrations work smoothly, connecting everything without a lot of hassle. It makes life easier by cutting down unnecessary manual work. I switched to Tines for its flexibility and ease of management. It's more intuitive than our previous tool. The initial setup was smooth, and the transition has been worth it. It aligns teams and automates tasks efficiently in our mid-sized company with roughly 100-200 employees. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, there’s not a lot to complain about, but I feel like the learning curve can be a bit confusing in the beginning, especially if you’re new to automation tools. Some features could be more intuitive or better explained. Also, when workflows get complex, it can be a little tricky to troubleshoot quickly. A bit more guidance or clearer documentation in those moments would really help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines to automate repetitive security and operational tasks, which saves time and reduces manual effort for my team. I like Tines' flexibility and ease of use because it lets me build powerful workflows without heavy coding. The visual interface makes it simple to understand and manage automations. Tines integrates smoothly with other tools like Slack, Jira, and Splunk, making everything work together seamlessly. It helps eliminate manual tasks, reduces errors, and ensures faster response times, making our operations more efficient and reliable. The initial setup was straightforward, allowing us to build and deploy basic workflows quickly. Overall, Tines gives us more control and scalability for our evolving workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that could be improved in Tines is the learning curve for advanced workflows-it can take time to fully understand all the features. Debugging complex automations can also be a bit tricky at times. Additionally, more built-in templates or clearer documentation would make it even easier to get started and scale quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines to automate repetitive workflows and improve security response times, which is really helpful. I like that it allows for no-code automation of complex endpoint and security workflows across MS Intune and MS Graph without relying heavily on PowerShell scripting. This feature directly removes the biggest friction in an Intune admin's day-to-day work, such as manual efforts and fragile scripting. Tines helps me by automatically detecting issues like device compliance and threat detection, saving a lot of time and reducing repetitive Intune tasks. Additionally, the initial setup experience was excellent, I'd rate it a 9 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can add more native, out-of-the-box integration & pre-built workflows, especially for MS Intune & Graph to reduce reliance on custom API configurations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We can automate even complex tasks in SOC and vulnerability management. I created an automation in Tines for Jira ticket delivery, so tickets are delivered from Axonius to Jira. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We have licensing based on event count, which limits our processes. When we created a Tines story for ticket delivery, it ended up exceeding the daily limit, so we had to split that same story into three separate stories. That’s the main area where Tines could improve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.