I use Tines to automate security and IT workflows that would otherwise be repetitive and manual. I really like its flexibility and how well it handles real multi-step workflows. It's powerful enough to automate complex processes across different tools but still practical for day-to-day operational use. It helps reduce manual work and improves consistency, especially for building workflows around incident response, phishing investigations, user access tasks, and general operational processes where speed and consistency matter. I find it valuable because it makes workflows easier to adapt as processes evolve, and it saves a lot of time. The initial setup was fairly straightforward overall. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area where Tines could improve is in managing very complex workflows since larger automations can become harder to organize and maintain over time. I think there is room to make troubleshooting and visibility even better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines mainly to automate repetitive security and IT workflows, like handling alerts and syncing data between tools, which saves a lot of manual effort. I appreciate its flexibility and ease of use, allowing me to build powerful automations without heavy coding. The visual workflow builder simplifies understanding and managing even complex processes. I really like how well Tines integrates with other tools and reliably handles workflows, running smoothly in the background and saving time. Initial setup was straightforward with its intuitive interface and helpful guides. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that could be improved is the learning curve for more advanced workflows-it can take some time to fully understand all features. Also, better documentation or more ready-made templates would make it even easier to get started quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love Tines for its visual, no-code workflow builder which is super intuitive for rapid prototyping without needing dev skills. Its lightning-fast execution is impressive, even on complex automations. The ability to drag-and-drop workflows in minutes instead of days coding scripts makes Tines invaluable for quickly iterating on security alerts or IT tickets without waiting on developers. I appreciate that it handles high-volume automations without lag and has reliable integrations that mean fewer failures in production, saving my team hours. I also like how Tines seamlessly integrates with various tools like SIEMs, ITSM, identity services, cloud logs, and APIs, allowing them all to fit into one coherent workflow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The learning curve for super advanced logic, like nested conditions, can trip up non-technical users initially. There are occasional rate-limiting hiccups with high-volume API-heavy workflows. I'd love deeper native AI features for smarter decision-making without extra agents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines mainly for automating our security and IT workflows. It helps us connect different tools we already use, so we can respond to incidents faster and with less manual effort. It's useful for routine tasks like user provisioning checks and pulling reports. I love how it saves time and reduces chances of human error by standardizing repetitive processes. Tines eliminates manual, repetitive work in our workflows, reducing alert fatigue by automatically filtering and enriching alerts. This allows us to focus on what matters most and improves response times by acting as a bridge between multiple tools. Its flexibility lets us build workflows tailored to our exact needs, and the visual drag-and-drop interface makes it easy for anyone to create and update workflows quickly. I appreciate its reliable performance in handling complex workflows consistently and how it integrates smoothly with different tools, streamlining processes. The initial setup was straightforward and quick, with its low/no-code approach and pre-built templates making it easy to get started. The intuitive interface helped us build basic workflows easily. Overall, Tines boosts efficiency, consistency, and frees up time for more meaningful work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Tines is powerful, there are a few areas that could be improved. For complex workflows, debugging can sometimes be tricky and time-consuming. The UI, while user-friendly overall, can feel a bit cluttered when workflows get large. There’s also a bit of a learning curve for more advanced features, especially for new users. Improving documentation or in-product guidance for complex use cases would make it even better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I used Tines for automating the repetitive tasks in my work, which helped me save time and effort. The best part is how it connects easily with different tools without constant human intervention. Tines helps solve inefficiencies caused by manual processes, reducing human error while speeding up workflow and making it easier to manage more tasks across systems. The most valuable part for me is how it saves my time and effort while being reliable. It doesn't require me to keep checking things once the workflow is processed, and it runs just as expected. Initially, the setup was straightforward, and once the workflow was set up, it got more comfortable and easier with advanced features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although it has been a really good experience, sometimes advanced workflows make me feel a bit complex while setting things up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like how simple Tines is to use and navigate around. The user interface makes it so much easier to build something useful, and you don’t need to be technically sound to use it. My favorite part is the visual workflow builder, which is a cherry on top. I also appreciate the flexibility Tines offers as you can start small and keep building as you move forward. It integrates different systems and APIs, making our processes faster and smoother, which saves us time while routine tasks work in the background. The initial setup was quite easy too, and the interface helped us manage and create things on our own. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Once the workflow gets bigger, it feels a little cluttered. It’s great to start, but as the size grows, it can take some effort to keep everything clean and easy to follow. Also, debugging can cause an issue sometimes. Not as quick as we’d like. When something breaks down, you have to go deep into why and where it broke. It would really help if there was a clearer failure path view like instantly highlighting the steps where the problem arises. Sometimes, you get the technical response but not the context of who caused it. The depth of specificity can be improved in terms of visualisation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines to automate workflows and streamline repetitive tasks, which significantly improves efficiency and reduces manual effort. I appreciate how it helps me eliminate repetitive manual work, reduce errors, and save time. I like that it's easy to automate workflows, which allows me to focus more on important work instead of routine tasks. Tines also makes it easy to integrate multiple applications, allowing data to flow smoothly between different systems and enhancing overall process efficiency. The flexibility it offers makes managing workflows efficiently a breeze. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the initial setup can feel a bit complex, especially for beginners. Also, better documentation or examples for advanced use cases would be helpful. Improving the UI clarity in some areas could make the experience even smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Tines mainly as a SOAR platform for creating workflows related to security automation, and I really appreciate that it's a no-code platform. This makes developing automation workflows much simpler and faster, particularly since they would otherwise take months to create. I find Tines to be simple and easy to use, with a good interface. The template library is great; it has many stories already implemented, like Tines audit logs to Splunk, which can be directly reused. I also like the Tines AI agent, which helps create optimized workflows with a minimal number of actions. Additionally, the initial setup was really smooth, and the Tines support team was super helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I use Tines mainly to automate repetitive security and IT workflows, which saves a lot of manual effort and helps keep things consistent without writing too much code. It's especially handy once you get the hang of it. I really like the drag-and-drop interface; it's quite intuitive and makes it easy to quickly build and tweak workflows without depending on developers, saving a lot of time. Additionally, Tines' ability to integrate with different tools in one place stands out for me. It ties everything together so alerts, communication, and ticket updates all happen automatically without much manual follow-up. This integration capability is very practical for day-to-day work, making handling incidents much faster and more organized. It also scaled quite well when our company had around 400–500 people, handling our workflows smoothly without any major performance issues, even with multiple teams using it. I'd rate it a 9 out of 10 because it’s a solid tool for automation and significantly improves efficiency, especially for security and IT workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I feel could improve is the learning curve in the beginning—it’s not super intuitive when you’re just starting out. Also, debugging workflows can sometimes be a bit confusing, especially when something breaks in between steps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tines is like a smart assistant that handles all my boring, repetitive computer tasks automatically. It connects my favorite apps together so they can talk to each other and get work done, leaving me free to focus on the important stuff. I love that I don't need to know any fancy coding to use it. I just move simple blocks around to link my apps, like playing with toys. It's very easy to start and saves me lots of time. I really like how it works with almost any app I already use. It's like a universal plug that fits into everything, so all of my different tools can finally talk to each other. I also appreciate that setting it up was very easy and didn't take much time at all. I don't have to install anything heavy on my laptop. It feels like setting up a new social media page and it's simple and easy to set up. Tines is much faster because I can just click and drag to get work done, and it lets everyone on the team help out. I would give Tines a 9 out of 10 because it is so easy to use and saves a lot of time. It is perfect for anyone who wants to automate their work without needing to learn how to code. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it takes a little time to learn if I want to do really big, complex tasks. Also, if my other app change, I might need to spend a moment fixing the connection to keep things running smoothly. Tines could be better by making complex tasks simpler to set up and adding more quick how-to videos. It would also be great if they offered more affordable options for smaller teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.