> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pulsedive.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Integrate with Tines

> Use Tines's pre-built Pulsedive Stories and action templates to add threat intelligence enrichment to any security automation workflow.

Tines is a no-code security automation platform that security teams use to build and run workflows, called Stories.
Tines maintains a dedicated Pulsedive integration with pre-built Stories, action templates, and an authentication flow, so you can add Pulsedive enrichment to a workflow without building API requests from scratch.
There is no plugin to install; you build with Tines templates and authenticate with a Pulsedive credential.

## Prerequisites

Before you connect Pulsedive to Tines, make sure you have:

* A Pulsedive account and API key.
  Find your API key on your [Pulsedive account page](https://pulsedive.com/account).
  You need a Pro account or higher to use Integrations.
* A Tines account with permission to create credentials and Stories.

## Available Templates and Stories

These templates and Stories cover common Pulsedive enrichment tasks, so you can start from a working example instead of building from scratch.

Tines provides several action templates, each a ready-to-use call to the Pulsedive API:

* Search indicators
* Scan an indicator
* Retrieve scan results
* Get threat information
* Get indicator information
* Get feed information
* Build-your-own, for any other Pulsedive API request

Tines also provides pre-built Stories that show complete workflows you can import and customize:

* [Add IOCs from Pulsedive to Azure Sentinel](https://www.tines.com/library/stories/87630/?name=add-iocs-from-pulsedive-to-azure-sentinel)
* [Analyze IOCs in Pulsedive](https://www.tines.com/library/stories/87582/?name=analyze-iocs-in-pulsedive)
* [Analyze an IP in many services at once](https://www.tines.com/library/stories/87626/?name=analyze-an-ip-in-many-services-at-once)
* [Create an IP enrichment API](https://www.tines.com/library/stories/1173034/?name=create-an-ip-enrichment-api)
* [Lookup IOCs in different tools via Slackbot](https://www.tines.com/library/stories/87595/?name=lookup-iocs-in-different-tools-via-slackbot)
* [Add IOCs from Pulsedive threats to Azure Cosmos DB](https://www.tines.com/library/stories/1224124/?name=add-iocs-from-pulsedive-threats-to-azure-cosmos-db)

Tines updates its library over time.
For the complete, current set of Pulsedive Stories, visit [Pulsedive on Tines](https://www.tines.com/solutions/products/pulsedive/).

## Getting Started

To use Pulsedive in Tines, connect your Pulsedive credential, then add the Stories or action templates you want to your workflow.

1. In Tines, select **+ New Credential**, then select **Pulsedive**.
2. Follow the connect flow prompts to authenticate.
   The connect flow handles authentication for you, so you don't need to copy your API key into a field manually.
   For more detail, visit [Pulsedive authentication guide](https://explained.tines.com/en/articles/8472721-pulsedive-authentication-guide).
3. Browse the [available Stories and action templates](https://www.tines.com/solutions/products/pulsedive/).
4. Import a Story, or drag an action template into your Story, to add it to your workflow.

For a worked example of an enrichment workflow, visit [Streamlining threat intelligence with Pulsedive and Tines](https://www.tines.com/blog/streamlining-threat-intelligence-with-pulsedive-and-tines/).


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