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.
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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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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Tines offers a single pricing option on AWS Marketplace: Custom. You do not choose from preset tiers or fixed quantities here. Instead, pricing is quoted to fit your organization. You contact the vendor at the listed email address to arrange terms. The platform supports intelligent workflows across security, IT operations, and cross-functional teams, and connects to systems through APIs. Because this is a contract with custom pricing, the final cost depends on your specific requirements. Reach out to the vendor to scope your deployment and receive a quote.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the Custom unit on this listing actually cover?
The Custom unit is not a fixed seat or resource count. It represents a quote scoped to your organization's needs. You contact the vendor to define scope, and pricing reflects your specific deployment. There is no preset quantity you select at purchase.
How does cost change as I add users or workflows?
You get unlimited users, spaces, and connectors within the platform. Because pricing is quoted per organization rather than metered per seat or workflow, adding users or building more workflows does not automatically create new per-unit charges. Reach out to the vendor to confirm how scaling affects your specific quote.
Does the platform support running workflows across multiple client environments or teams?
Yes. The platform lets you build workflows for many teams or clients from one place, with data isolated between each. It connects to systems through APIs and includes prebuilt workflows. Because pricing is custom, contact the vendor to scope multi-team or multi-client use.
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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.
AI Agent Orchestration
Coordinates AI agents to automate tasks across HR, sales, procurement, and customer service systems from a unified platform, enabling cross-system workflow execution and action triggering.
Multi-System Integration
Connects to 700+ applications and systems including CRM, ERP, and AWS services through APIs, connectors, and visual integration builders for enterprise workflow automation.
Hybrid Development Environment
Supports both no-code visual builders for business users and pro-code development with APIs and agent development kit for developers to build, deploy, and manage AI agents.
AWS Native Service Integration
Integrates with Amazon S3 for data storage, AWS Lambda for event-driven automation, Amazon API Gateway for system connectivity, IAM for access control, and CloudWatch for monitoring and observability.
Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Deployment
Supports SaaS deployment on AWS with capability to orchestrate workflows across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, including on-premises systems, without requiring infrastructure replacement.
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What do you dislike about the product?
nothing, it is a great service and is very easy to use
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
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Anil B.
Powerful No-Code Automation with a Flexible, Secure Visual Interface.
Reviewed on Aug 06, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The things that I really like about Tines are its no-code and low-code workflow automation capabilities. In particular, it enables you to automate tedious tasks and connect various apps with ease and without a need for much coding. Another feature of Tines that I like is the visual interface, flexibility and good security capabilities.
What do you dislike about the product?
Disadvantages of using Tines: There are certain workflow systems in Tines which cannot be configured easily if you do not have previous experience with automation. Pricing might turn out to be quite high for smaller teams, and debugging the workflow might take some time. It would be great if Tines provides some inbuilt templates to simplify the process.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Tines solves the issue of repetitive manual work through automated workflow across different applications and systems. This ensures fewer errors, faster and consistent operations. This is of great benefit to me since it will save me time and ensure that I become productive and focus on doing other important things.
Harsh C.
Intuitive No-Code Automation with Strong AI and Integrations
Reviewed on Aug 05, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The Storyboard visual builder makes designing complex automation workflows intuitive without writing code, and it saves significant time compared to scripting each integration manually. The Workbench AI copilot is a standout—being able to trigger actions like lookups or resets through natural language cuts down repetitive manual work. With 200+ native integrations and open REST/GraphQL support, connecting Tines to our existing security and IT stack was smooth. The SOC 2 Type II certification also gives confidence when handling sensitive data across workflows.
What do you dislike about the product?
Enterprise pricing is steep—plans can start near $50K/year, which puts it out of reach for smaller teams needing serious automation depth. Onboarding has a real learning curve despite the "no-code" branding, especially for non-technical users trying to build advanced workflows. Some automated flows still need manual intervention, which slightly undercuts the promise of full automation. Integration coverage is broad but still has gaps for niche or less common tools.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We use Tines to automate repetitive security and IT workflows that previously required a lot of manual effort. It helps with alert triage, incident response, and routine actions across multiple tools, which reduces response time, improves consistency, and lowers the risk of human error. Overall, it saves time and lets the team focus on more important work.
Information Technology and Services
Clean, Predictable Automation That Makes Powerful Workflows Easy
Reviewed on Aug 04, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The best thing about Tines is how clean and predictable the automation model is. Most SOAR platforms drown you in UI clutter, nested menus, and “magic” behaviour. Tines does the opposite - it gives you a small set of agent types, each with a clear purpose, and lets you build extremely powerful workflows without fighting the tool.
What do you dislike about the product?
Tines’ biggest drawbacks are its opaque, often high enterprise pricing and the fact it still leans heavily toward security rather than broad IT or business automation. While the platform is powerful, it comes with a real learning curve around JSON, APIs and logic blocks, and some UI areas—like Cases and large Storyboards—can feel a bit rigid or cluttered. Reporting is limited without external tools, and although the free tier is useful, it’s not enough for full SOC operations.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Tines solves the messy, repetitive, high‑volume operational problems that every SOC or MSP deals with — things like alert triage, enrichment, case creation, user lookups, API calls, and stitching together data from tools that don’t naturally talk to each other. By automating these steps, it removes manual grunt work, reduces analyst fatigue, and makes workflows consistent instead of relying on whoever is on shift. For an MSP, the benefit is huge: faster response times, fewer human errors, and the ability to deliver scalable, repeatable security operations across multiple clients without needing to hire more analysts.
Computer & Network Security
Flexible Alert Ingestion That Adapts to Your Workflow
Reviewed on Jul 31, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The different ways to ingest alerts are very helpful. Instead of having to define a particular alert type upfront, we can ingest the alert and then configure the story around it.
What do you dislike about the product?
There are no classifiers or mappers, like in XSOAR. XSOAR has dedicated mappers to map source integration fields into XSOAR, whereas Tines doesn’t have a global context, which I believe is a pain. I have to click into every single event, which is really painful.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps me automate daily stuff which I belive personal projects so that I can get a better job . Can I work in tines as a security automation engineer