Tines launches AI‑native 3B platform to govern enterprise workflows

Tines announced the launch of Tines 3B, an AI‑native platform that lets enterprises build, run and govern workflows, applications and autonomous agents at scale. The new system lets employees describe a workflow in natural language, with large‑language models generating the code while IT and security teams retain visibility, control and isolation of each run. The company said the platform addresses the rise of “wild code” – AI‑generated software built outside traditional IT processes that lacks governance.

Tines co‑founder and CEO Eoin Hinchy noted that low‑code/no‑code tools have a “sell‑by date” as AI becomes capable of writing code directly. The firm, which tripled its enterprise customer base and raised a $125 million Series C round at a $1.125 billion valuation, previously reported 1.5 billion automated actions per week. Early adopters such as Coinbase, Reddit and SAP are expected to use the platform’s built‑in security and isolation features.