Irish no-code automation startup Tines Security Service Ltd. today announced the general availability of Automatic Mode and AI Action, its first native artificial intelligence features that are designed to improve operation excellence.

The company says the new features are aimed at supercharging existing benefits within Tine’s workflow automation platform by addressing key challenges faced by security and information technology teams. Benefits include optimized workload management, enhanced tool connectivity, improved error reduction, alert management and data accuracy, and smarter collaboration.

Automatic Mode assists in building more efficient workflows by allowing Tines users to transform data with the full power of code, without the need to read or write it. The capability simplifies complex data transformation and manipulation to make it more accessible and manageable.

The second release, AI Action, allows users to run more effective workflows by directly accessing and utilizing a large language model at any point in their workflow with greater ease, allowing them to make decisions faster.

The new AI-based features allow organizations to be more efficient and secure, according to the company. In addition, Tines claims that the features create more engaged, happier teams. The end game is to ensure that businesses can confidently leverage large language models within their automated workflows.

“Powerful workflows are best built by those who know them best and these features demonstrate our commitment to bringing relief to overloaded teams while accelerating our customers’ ability to achieve operational excellence,” said co-founder and Chief Executive Eoin Hinchy. “It’s always been possible to leverage LLMs within our platform, but AI in Tines is designed to be airtight as safeguarding customer data and privacy is an integral part of everything we do.”

Tines is a venture capital-backed startup that has raised $145.2 million to date, including a round of $50 million in April. Investors in the company include Accel Partners LP, Felicis Ventures Management Co. LLC, Addition Capital Ltd., CrowdStrike Falcon Fund LLC and SVCI.

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