You did what with Tines

Our bi-annual competition comes to a close with the announcement of our winners for this competition’s YDWWT.

The winners are in!

This Spring, we asked for entries in categories covering everything from powerful security and IT use cases, to AI and beyond. Picking the best of the bunch was a challenge, and we’re so grateful to all who entered.

Spring 2026 Winner

Grand Prize

Manage incident lifecycle in Google Chat with Jira Service Management (O.R.B.I.T.)

Orchestrate the full incident lifecycle across Google Chat, Jira Service Management, and JSM Ops — from alert triage and Major Incident war rooms to AI-assisted retrospective scheduling — using four interconnected workflows.

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Darren Burrows at OVO Group

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Scale with AI

We wanted to see how builders are using AI and intelligent workflows to scale productivity and help teams accomplish more.

Route security queries to specialized AI agents

This story routes security questions to specialized AI agents, consolidating insights from multiple platforms into a single response. By orchestrating investigation and analysis, it helps SOC teams reduce manual effort and accelerate decision-making.

By Jillian Huizenga at Owens Corning

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Eliminate silos

We wanted to see how builders are connecting teams, tools, and workflows to reduce friction across security, IT, and beyond.

Triage threat intelligence with AI and create Jira tickets from Slack

This story transforms raw threat intelligence into actionable insights by using AI to analyze findings, identify potential impact, and route work to the right teams. It helps security, DevOps, and IT teams stay aligned while reducing manual triage.

By Tommy Odle at Appfire

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Build apps

We wanted to see how builders are creating custom apps and interactive experiences using pages, actions, and workflows in Tines.

User Access Removal for Terminated Users

This story streamlines employee offboarding by identifying lingering accounts across security and IT tools, presenting findings for review, and automating access removal. It reduces risk, saves time, and creates a clear audit trail for every departure.

By Arun Murugesan at NewsCorp

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Hack your life

We wanted to see the creative and unexpected ways builders are using Tines outside of work to simplify their everyday life.

RSS/ATOM Vuln Daily Feed

This story aggregates vulnerability intelligence from multiple sources, enriches findings with AI-generated analysis, and delivers curated updates to the tools teams use every day. It helps security professionals stay informed without spending hours sorting through alerts and articles.

By Ben King at Nexon Asia Pacific

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Tech stack synergy

We wanted to see how builders are integrating Tines across their tech stack to orchestrate workflows and solve real-world challenges.

Manage firewall lists with Tines and Jira

This story makes it easy to validate, block, and track firewall indicators across multiple systems. By connecting security controls with Jira workflows, it helps teams reduce manual effort and maintain consistent enforcement.

By Jason Grybaitis at Nexon Asia Pacific

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