Tidal Workload Automation

What Tidal Workload Automation is

Tidal Workload Automation centralizes job scheduling and workload automation across business, operations, and IT processes. It can run on premises or in the cloud and automate workloads in either setting. Schedules can be time-based or triggered by events such as file arrivals and database changes. The platform includes commonly used calendars and supports unlimited custom calendars. When a job fails, Tidal can alert on job events and initiate recovery actions, email job owners, send console messages, or trigger incident reports. It advertises more than 40 prebuilt integrations, including AWS, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, and ServiceNow. An API, CLI, and SSH and Web Services adapters let teams connect applications to enterprise workflows. Security capabilities include enterprise directory authentication, password vault integrations, fine-grained role-based access controls, and policy management. Tidal supports workflow dependencies, cross-platform execution, SLA monitoring, and audit logs. Pricing is available on request, and a free trial is offered. Its workload automation history began in 1979; Tidal Software became part of Redwood Software in 2023.