What's new in Tines: February 2025 edition

Written by Hannah RoyProduct Marketing Manager, Tines

Published on February 27, 2025

Change control: utilize multiple drafts 

Only allowing one test story at a time when change control is enabled is restricting. That’s why builders can now create multiple drafts in a story.

Set changes live faster by duplicating drafts and publishing smaller edits first. And in the spirit of speed and efficiency, easily delete drafts from a story using the API.

Read more on change control →

Workbench: share your conversations 

Bring Workbench directly to your Slack instance, all without having to load Tines. And share read-only versions of your conversations with others in your tenant.

When it comes to using AI in Tines features, builders can configure and connect to any AI model that’s OpenAI schema compatible, or configure OpenAI models deployed via Azure.

Plus, builders can benefit from different reasoning models for optimal performance with OpenAI.

Read more on AI in the docs →

Page images: new formatting options 

Images on a page can be formatted to your desired size by modifying image size and object-fit behavior.

Want to quickly build out a collection? You can now add or remove pages directly from the collection page. No more having to search for each individual page on a Storyboard!

And if you want to customize your pages even further, personalize it for the viewer with META.viewer.email which will access the authenticated email.

Tagging: now team-wide 

Tags can create a lot of clutter when you have multiple teams in a tenant. Now, when a tag is created within a specific team, it will only be visible within that team.

You’ll also notice some more general building updates to the platform:

Case notes: highlight vital information 

Bring the most important content to the forefront of a case with notes.

Forget searching for a key detail in the comments or navigate a heavy description - call those details out and identify them by different colors.

Here are some additional updates with Cases:

View the Cases docs →

Functions & formulas: they're growing! 

Using formulas and functions in Tines help enhance the way you build.

As you create headers in a HTTP Request action, develop more complex expressions by turning on formula mode.

Or if you’re adding conditions to a page element, use one of the new formula options to determine if an element should be shown or hidden

And we didn’t stop there. Here is the list of recently updated functions:

  • TITLEIZE function

  • MATCH now supports modifiers

  • GROUP_BY function

  • GROUP_BY now supports LAMBDA

See the full list here →

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