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December 2023

Friday Flows Episode 17: How to authenticate Microsoft Teams for use with Tines

Tines & Teams... has a nice ring to it! Rosie Halpin, our newest Product Manager, walks through the new & improved ways to quickly get connected, start sending messages, and build powerful automations that send relevant information to users in Teams. Aaron Sandow said it's now so simple & easy to use he could teach his grandparents to connect Tines to Teams!

Tines vs Python: Understanding alternative approaches to automation

We're sometimes asked, "Can you run Bash or Python scripts natively in Tines?" and today, we're sharing the answer, and weighing in on the debate between full-code, low-code and no-code automation. The short answer is yes, you can run scripts and linux commands natively in Tines, however, you might not necessarily want to. Many of our customers avoid doing so for security, usability and performance reasons. Let's take a closer look at some of these potential pitfalls.

Securing your cloud infrastructure with Tines & Wiz

Wiz and Tines offer a powerful solution to remediate any cloud risks detected in minutes. Wiz scans your entire cloud infrastructure and gives you complete visibility into anything that runs in it - raising vulnerabilities and bringing them to the forefront. Tines’ no-code platform then transforms, analyzes, and prioritizes information from Wiz to handle cloud remediation alerts automatically without needing to engage developers or write a single line of code.

Friday Flows Episode 15: Automating with Database Integrations

Easily insert data into any database with Tines Data enrichment can come from many different places. Often this information resides inside of internal databases. The process to get this data can be complicated today. You may have to install ODBC connectors and then start writing it out in code. Sometimes you can use a management tool, like SQL Management Studio, which has great displays, but take up a lot of memory on your computer.