One of the biggest decisions a rapidly evolving organization has to make when it comes to its IT infrastructure is whether to move to the cloud.
At Tines, we love the cloud but understand that different security systems and environments require different deployment options. Some organizations need extra guardrails in place to access and manage their systems and data. Those operating in regulated industries, like finance and insurance, or the government sector, often require self-hosted or on-premise solutions to ensure that their networks are protected and that they can maintain compliance.
Tines is unique in many ways, but one of our biggest differentiators is that our no-code automation platform can be deployed in the cloud or self-hosted.
Approximately 80% of enterprise workflows are cloud-based, and the vast majority of systems our customers interact with are cloud-based. To get started immediately in Tines, you can use our cloud version; to self-host, our sales team can help you evaluate your requirements and decide on the best route forward.
In our experience, most customers who start out planning to deploy an instance of Tines on their servers to have complete control over their data and network security quickly realize during the evaluation process that our cloud offering is a better fit for them. More often than not, it's because cloud customers never have to worry about hardware, connectivity, or any operational issues. They like the idea of not having to manage it or deal with upgrades and costs. Cloud deployments also get new features and bug fixes as soon as they're available, with no intervention or action required from customers.
The Tines Tunnel
A surprising number of mission-critical systems that our customers want to automate interactions with run on some sort of private network, fo