Overview

Tidal by Redwood provides a modern solution for managing and executing end-to-end business processes. It offers robust dependency management capabilities, high availability, and a user-friendly interface, making it an ideal choice for enterprises with complex IT automation needs. The platform supports both on-premises and cloud environments, allowing organizations to run workloads seamlessly regardless of their hosting setup.

Features

• Runs Anywhere: Tidal by Redwood can be deployed on-premises or in the cloud, supporting workloads across both environments. This flexibility ensures that organizations can choose the best deployment strategy for their needs.
• Automates Anything: With over 40 pre-built integrations, Tidal by Redwood can automate applications, middleware, physical infrastructure, and dynamic resources. This extensive integration capability allows for comprehensive automation across diverse systems.
• Time-Based Scheduling & Calendars: Tidal by Redwood manages the complexities of scheduling across time zones, including Daylight Saving Time changes and regional holidays. The platform includes dozens of commonly used calendars and allows for the creation of custom calendars.
• Event-Based Scheduling: The event-action architecture supports multiple actions triggered by events such as file arrivals, database changes, and SLA activities. Users can define actions like triggering jobs, sending emails, or generating notifications.
• Monitoring, Alerts & Recovery: Tidal by Redwood provides real-time monitoring of scheduling activities and allows for the definition of alerts based on events. Alerts can be delivered to browser-enabled devices and integrated with ITSM tools like ServiceNow. In case of job failures, Tidal can initiate recovery actions, send notifications, and generate incident reports.
• SLA Management & Critical Path Tracking: These capabilities are built into the platform, allowing users to define SLA policies for critical jobs. Tidal automates real-time monitoring and alerting if jobs are at risk of missing SLAs, enabling proactive management.
• Integrated Resource Management: The platform supports effective resource management with features like downtime scheduling, load balancing, and dynamic resource management. Tidal can manage servers based on their time zones and assign work across resource pools.
• Developer-Friendly Automation: Tidal by Redwood offers a full API and CLI, along with adapters for SSH and Web Services, enabling developers to integrate their applications into enterprise workflows easily.