Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Tyler Talaga, Staff Engineer at MyFitnessPal, is one of the early adopters of Tines' AI capabilities. In this special "Wednesday Workflows," Tyler walks through a story he built to improve the visibility of Change Control requests. This workflow routes Change Control requests to Slack with a detailed summary provided through the AI Action, helping the team quickly approve (or deny) a change. The MyFitnessPal team is building many new, helpful automations with the AI capabilities, including one to summarize vulnerabilities fixed in MacOS updates.

Stephen O’Brien, Head of Product, will walk through our journey to introducing AI in Tines. He’ll cover key questions you asked us, and the ones we asked ourselves as we tested and iterated with this innovative technology. Journey with AI from research to practical implementation Best practices with interacting in Tines Next steps for AI in Tines We’re extremely excited about the usability improvements we built and how they’ll reduce friction for both our advanced and novice users alike.

In this video, we'll examine how we can use AI to improve our workflow within Tines.

In this video, we'll look at how we can modify data using the automatic mode within Tines.

In this Friday Flows, Kevin Davis walks through a new story incorporating CISA’s catalog of known exploited vulnerabilities, filters them to identify the most critical ones, and then prioritizes and offers a concise summary for each vulnerability… using our new AI features! There are two main ways Tines has incorporated AI into workflow building: 1) "Automatic Mode" in our Event Transform action and 2) a new AI action.