The SOAR itself is incredibly easy to use. The logic based nature and the look of the UI makes it a breeze. It's so easy to setup and just go and it has become my full time role as the improvements to SOC efficiency has been noticeably measurable. On top of this, the sheer amount if templates in tines is mind-blowing.

"Do one thing exceptionally well", Tines has succeeded on this front. Tines has enabled our team to do their best daily work measured in minutes, not days, and easily connect our people, tools, processes, and systems. The drag and drop interface with examples for almost all security tools allows everyone on the team to contribute, not just our security operations engineers. The breadth of integrations, samples, and support from the team rivals our own here at Highspot (yes, I'm biased)! The importing and exporting of templates is a handy feature allowing us to share them with other teams or contribute back to the community. The liquid syntax combined with all the features mentioned earlier will enable you to put a bow on those complex logic-driven workflows. Tines is a pleasure to use on all fronts.

After a couple of years of usage these are what I like about Tines: 1. The team's obsession with the customers requirements 2. Still a clean and clear interface 3. Tons of pre-built automations for common use cases like slack notifications and such 4. The teams quick response times