February 2025

Proper Tines Payload Formatting to Fix Automation Issues

This demonstration will detail some of the basics of plain code vs builder view in Tines payloads, as well as showing how important using the proper formatting can be for determining how the data gets processed.

How I Automated Alerts For Google Search Keywords
by Tyler
April 15, 2025
This story will allow you to create custom alerts/feeds for virtually any google search term/query/keyword you want and retrieve that data into Tines to then be able to automate the manipulation and/or control of where/how it is sent/output.
I Made A Decision Maker App (Mind Maker) Without Any Code
by Tyler
April 7, 2025
I created a fun, self-contained Tines automation app called “Mind Maker” to help you make everyday decisions—like choosing where to eat or what to do. It works out of the box with simple inputs or can use optional AI (if enabled) for smarter responses...
How I Automated YouTube RSS Subscription Feeds to Discord
by Tyler
April 1, 2025
This is a great story that allows you to make/create your own custom/curated YouTube subscription feed based off of various channels. This feed is created in XML/RSS format, so should be compatible with any RSS feed tools, but also perfect for customization in Tines. As a bonus, you can send these curated posts to social media channels via APIs/Webhooks.
I Automated Splunk Alerts With Tines In 1 & 5 Minutes – Here’s What Happened
by Tyler
March 24, 2025
I gave myself one minute to automate a Splunk Linux server alert using Tines. Then added 4 minutes to that (to give a total of 5 minutes) to see if it was even possible to setup a relevant alert notification that fast. I don’t know about you, but 5 minutes is not a lot of time to automate a Splunk alert, let alone one minute... I’ve got no idea how much I’m going to get done in 1 minute, so let’s find out, shall we?
How to Use Tines Webhook Action As A Trigger Source [Self Contained Example]
by Tyler
March 18, 2025
This is a simple 1 action setup that will allow you to receive data into Tines via HTTP Requests and/or Webhook payloads. Once in Tines you will then be able to use the full suite of Tines actions/tools to use/manipulate the data as you want.

Monthly Archives: February 2025

Proper Tines Payload Formatting to Fix Automation Issues