Tidal Automation

Supercharge your workflow with Tidal Automation. Seamlessly schedule, orchestrate, and automate tasks across platforms. Streamline operations with error handling, notifications, and resource optimization. Gain insights with advanced reporting and ensure compliance. Achieve unparalleled efficiency and scalability. Elevate your automation excellence with Tidal. Its modern platform offers over 60 pre-built integrations allowing users to seamlessly connect their enterprise software and systems, saving time and costs associated with separate tools, scheduling silos, manual processes and custom scripting.

Time-based Scheduling & Calendars
Tidal seamlessly manages the complexities of scheduling across time zones, like Daylight Saving Time changes at irregular intervals or adjusting jobs on a regional holiday. Dozens of the most commonly used calendars are included in the platform, and you can create an unlimited number of your own custom calendars.

Event-based Scheduling
Our event-action architecture supports the fact that an event can have many effects and can result in multiple actions. Common events include file arrival, database changes, SLA activity and others. You define the actions to be taken – such as trigger a job, send an email or notification – when an event occurs.

Monitoring, Alerts & Recovery
With Tidal’s monitoring, you can keep track of scheduling activities and take action when needed. Using our event-action approach, you can define alerts based on events. Alerts can be delivered to browser-enabled devices anytime and anywhere, generated externally as well as through our integration with ServiceNow for ITSM. If a job fails, Tidal can initiate a recovery action, send an email to the owner, generate a message to the central console, or trigger an incident report.

SLA Management & Critical Path Tracking
These powerful capabilities are built directly into the platform so you can define SLA policies for critical jobs. Tidal then automates the real-time monitoring and alerting if the jobs are at risk or have missed their SLAs so you can take action.

60+ Pre-Built Integrations
Seamlessly connect enterprise applications and systems to Tidal. Apache Airflow, Apache Hadoop, API & CLI, AWS, Azure, Azure Blob, Azure Data Factory, Databases, FTP, Google BigQuery, Google Compute Engine, IBM Cognos, Informatica, JD Edwards ERP, JDE Orchestrator, JMS, Kubernetes, Linux-Unix, OCI Virtual Machines, Oracle Cloud ERP & HCM, Oracle E-Business, OS/400 iSeries, PeopleSoft, S3, Salesforce, SAP BOBI, SAP ERP & Business Warehouse, SAP Integrated Business Planning, SAP Process Integration, SAP Solution Manager, ServiceNow, SSH & Web Services, VMware, Windows, z/OS, zLinux.

Integrated Resource Management
The Tidal platform enables effective resource management with a number of capabilities:Schedule downtime windows for resources that are being updated or backed up so that jobs are paused or redirected to an available resource. Agent lists manage the assignment of work across resource pools. With built-in load balancing, work can be assigned in real time to the resources best suited to process it. Through agents, the platform can manage servers using the time zone where it’s located or the time zone of the Tidal Master. Use Tidal jobs to start and stop dynamic resources (clouds, containers or virtual machines) so they are running when – and only when – you need them to be.

Developer-friendly Automation
A full API and CLI along with our adapters for SSH and Web Services enable developers to easily integrate their applications into enterprise workflows. Leverage Tidal’s scheduling capabilities and free up developer time for higher value activities. Developers can also use Tidal Repository to keep schedule changes in sync with code changes throughout their DevOps lifecycle.

Security & Control
Enterprise-grade Security: Set policies and controls tied to your enterprise tools and processes. Tidal supports enterprise directory authentication and integrates with industry-leading password vault software. Role-based Access Control: Apply fine-grained access controls to grant privileges to business users. Provide access only to the capabilities they need and limit what they are able to view and change. Policy Management: When schedule development is delegated, you can maintain standards for consistency. Define policies for who can name scheduling objects and the rules for naming them.