According to a recent LinkedIn post from Tines, the company is highlighting a new “5 Minute Flow” workflow that automates compliance evidence collection using integrations with Armis and Drata. The post describes how the workflow replaces manual downloading and uploading of security alerts with an automated pipeline designed to keep audit evidence current.
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The workflow, as outlined in the post, triggers from a Tines Page using a Drata Workspace ID, fetches unhandled Armis alerts from the prior 14 days, and maps them to relevant Drata controls. It then processes paginated API responses, uploads Armis alert data as external evidence to each matching control, and applies time stamps with a one-year renewal schedule.
For investors, this content suggests Tines is deepening its ecosystem around security and compliance automation, positioning its platform as an orchestration layer between security tools and compliance systems. Stronger integrations with vendors like Armis and Drata could increase Tines’ stickiness with enterprise customers, support higher usage-based activity, and potentially improve upsell opportunities in regulated or audit-intensive sectors.
The emphasis on reducing manual compliance workloads may resonate with security and GRC teams facing tight budgets and headcount constraints. If the workflow gains adoption, it could enhance Tines’ value proposition versus competing automation platforms and strengthen its competitive position in the security automation and compliance tooling market, although the post does not provide revenue or customer metrics tied to this capability.