Tines Unveils 3B Platform to Tame Enterprise AI Wild Code

The surge in AI-assisted development has left many IT departments struggling to maintain visibility over the tools and agents deployed across their organizations. According to a recent IBM study, 77% of executives report that AI adoption has outpaced their existing governance capabilities. Tines 3B addresses this gap by providing a unified environment where users can describe requirements in natural language, while IT teams retain oversight through credential protection, isolated execution, and comprehensive logging.

Built for security-conscious environments, the platform ensures that every workflow step executes in a self-contained, isolated space to prevent cross-contamination. This architecture allows companies like Fin, formerly Intercom, to empower internal teams to innovate while maintaining the guardrails necessary to mitigate security risks and shadow AI. Since its 2018 founding in Dublin, Tines has scaled significantly, reaching a $1.125 billion valuation during its 2025 Series C funding round. With a customer base that includes SAP, Coinbase, and Reddit, the company reports a 124% net revenue retention rate, signaling that its shift toward an AI-native governance model is meeting a critical demand in the enterprise software market.