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Important Nintex Workflow for O365 End of Life Product Announcement

Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that SharePoint 2013 workflows will be deprecated in Microsoft Office 365 as of April 2026. As we communicated then, this deprecation affects our Nintex Workflow for Office 365 product, which utilizes the SharePoint 2013 workflow engine.We are now announcing End of Life for our Nintex Workflow for Office 365 product. Per our standard support policies found at www.nintex.com/legal, we will make support available to active customers for two years, with our anticipated End of Support date in December 2025.Our Nintex Workflow for O365 customers can upgrade to Nintex Automation Cloud to continue utilizing their Nintex-based workflows. To help our customers with this transition, we introduced the Nintex Upgrade Program to provide no-cost migration tools, services, and dedicated support from Nintex process experts. Many of our customers have already engaged with our Upgrade experts, but if you have not, and would like to learn more, please visit the Prog

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User Spotlight: Simon MuntzUser Spotlight

In this month’s user spotlight blog, we’re talking to Simon Muntz (SimonMuntz), a Senior Instructional Designer at Nintex.Simon MuntzWhat is your current role, and how long have you been with Nintex?I have been with Nintex for nine years and seven months.  My current position is a Senior Instructional Designer on the Customer Enablement team, which I have been doing for around a year and four months.  Before that, I was a Senior Engineer in Nintex Support. I have been in IT for about 16 years but have always been interested in computers. Which Nintex Product are you most passionate about and why? I have always liked Nintex’s workflow products, so I like the newest offering of Nintex Automation Cloud the most. Its ability to interact with many applications makes it the Swiss Army knife of the automation world.  What do you enjoy most about answering Community questions?I enjoyed helping Nintex customers while in support, so the community is just an extension of that help. Nintex Communi

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User Spotlight: Brandi WoodsonUSER SPOTLIGHT

In this month’s user spotlight blog, we’re talking to Brandi Woodson, an IT Systems SharePoint Administrator at Kellogg Brown and Root.What is your current role, and your career background?I’m an IT Systems SharePoint Administrator who specializes in Business Process Automation. My career background is actually in pricing and contracts – but my IT career has just begun! I have always found myself learning more and more about how applications communicate with one another throughout my journey. I have had great mentors and trainers along my journey who were always willing to share and teach me functions that were not necessarily in my job description. Through the years I found myself always pushing my leadership to consider new ideas or processes that would make our team more sufficient and productive. I guess you can say I have always been the “innovator” in my former positions and always wanted to find a solution to any problem that presented itself!  Which Nintex Product are you most

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Resetting Repeating Sections

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you needed to reset a Nintex Forms Repeating Section? I'm sure you've tried to reset different columns from within your Nintex Workflows and It's actually easy to reset any type of fields like Yes/No, Single Line of Text, etc.. But what about the Repeating Sections? First of all, why would you need to do so?In my case, I had two lists; one for the orders and the other is for the order details. I've created a 1:Many relationship between both lists.  In my case, I wanted to use a Repeating Section only as a way for inputting data into another list (a Nintex Workflow on the parent list is being used here to parse the repeating section and create the child items in the second list.). I wanted this Repeating Section to always be empty and ready for data input. Unfortunately, this was not straightforward due to the fact that the Repeating Section data is always stored as XML either in a list column if the repeating section is connected or in

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Performance Enhancements: More than just PM buzzwords

When you read release notes of any product or app update, you’ll usually see the generic category of “performance enhancements” - More speed. Like Ricky Bobby, “I wanna go fast,” right? But that phrase has gotten a bad reputation as just buzzwords. For a while now, you’ve heard from me about some tech debt projects that are updating some pretty core frameworks that are used in the Nintex K2 designers. And with those projects, I always promise that we’ll have increased stability and performance. But words are words, right? Seeing is believing. On the left, the updated framework. On the right, what you have today in Nintex K2 Five/Nintex Automation and Nintex K2 Cloud. On your mark, get set, go!Coming to a release next year. Get ready to go faster.

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Using a Component workflow to track the history of an item - Office 365

This is a short workaround i've put together on how you can use a component workflow within Office 365 to capture workflow information and append it to a history list on the item that your workflow is running on. Check out the video below on how it works:   How to use this: 1. Download the component workflow i've built2. Create a column called "Workflow History" on the document or list you'd like to log3. Import the workflow as a site workflow4. Update it to connect to your list and update the "Workflow History" column you created.5. Update your list/library workflow to call this component workflow.  Enjoy!!  

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Nintex Releases AI-Powered Form Translator to Accelerate Form Design in Other Languages

Nintex is thrilled to announce the AI Form Translator, part of the Nintex Forms capabilities of Nintex Automation Cloud. This new capability helps forms designers leverage Generative AI to automatically translate forms into multiple languages on the fly.This capability follows on the heels of the recently released AI Form Generator feature, adding real-time translation capability to this automatic form generator.Once forms designers enter plain language text to specify the form they want, the AI Form Generator goes to work to create the form automatically. The new AI Form Translator then translates the form in real time in 10+ languages (111 total languages including RTL are supported), with language determined based on browser settings, presets, or user selection.You can use the AI Form Translator with AI-generated forms, forms generated by the Nintex PDF Converter, or forms created manually in the designer. The choice is yours.Translating forms into the different languages of your us

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Inline versus runtime functions

Sometimes we remember about inline functions and runtime and use them on different parts of the design of our Nintex Forms, but we don't get the expected result by us, and sometimes it's simply because we haven't considered when they are executed. The difference is that Inline functions are run when the form is loaded., although the Runtime Functions will run while you have the form open, changing a control 's value, so filling a text field will cause the Runtime function to evaluate again. This is a simple reminder for me and you.

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User Spotlight: Eric RhodesUser Spotlight

In this month’s user spotlight blog, we’re talking to Eric Rhodes (bamaeric), a Senior Developer for Fulton County Schools in Atlanta, Georgia.Eric RhodesWhat is your current role, and your career background?I am currently a Senior Developer for Fulton County Schools in Atlanta, Georgia. It’s hard to believe, but I have been in the Information Technology field for 30 years as of October 2023. My first job out of college was COBOL programming. During the course of my career, I have been a support technician, network administrator, webmaster, developer, consultant, and trainer. I have been building applications using the Nintex Process Platform since 2009, when I started using Nintex Workflow 2007. I have been fortunate in my career to work for Nintex customers, partners, and Nintex directly, which has given me a unique perspective and many opportunities to help others with my Nintex experience.Which Nintex Product are you most passionate about and why?I have used Nintex Automation Cloud

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Nintex Releases AI-Powered Form Generator to Accelerate Form DesignNews

Nintex is thrilled to announce the AI Form Generator, part of the Nintex Forms capabilities of Nintex Automation Cloud. This new capability helps forms designers leverage Generative AI to automatically generate forms from plain language written input. Simply type what you want in your form, and the Nintex Forms Designer does the rest! Create user-friendly forms more efficiently and with less manual effort.  Avoid time-consuming efforts to build complex forms structures and logic.  Accelerate your project’s time to value for customer- and employee-facing forms used in automated workflows.  This exciting new capability provides AI-powered suggestions and guidance for form structure, fields, and conditional logic. It supports all form field types including text inputs, dropdowns, checkboxes, etc. Forms designers can create forms in just minutes for any use case, such as: Event Registration Form: Seamlessly craft a comprehensive event registration form with fields for attendee informat

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Using AI to generate your forms

I’m a big fan of applying technology where it makes sense.  There’s massive interest in Chat GPT since it was released and people (myself included) have had a great time asking it questions.  I have also seen some early adopters try to shoehorn it into their products but all they’re doing is putting their product UI over the Generative AI (GAI) engines.  That’s not a very useful application of the technology. Nintex takes a balanced approach to AI.  We need to apply it where it makes sense and we also need to apply it responsibly.  One example where GAI makes a significant difference to building applications on the Nintex platform is the newly released AI forms builder. Prior to the AI forms builder, our options to build forms were to think about the fields that need to be on a form and then use the drag and drop interface to add and configure them.  It’s fast and efficient.  If you have existing forms, you can use our PDF import function.  You save a picture of your existing forms in

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Nintex Asia Pacific customers now have access to expanded cloud options

New Singapore data center now available for flagship Nintex Automation Cloud offering.Nintex continues to invest in additional data centers around the world to ensure customers have secure, compliant, and performant access to all our cloud-based offerings. In response to continued customer demand for cloud-based workflows in the Asia Pacific region, today Nintex is proud to announce it has activated a new data center in Singapore for the company’s flagship Nintex Automation Cloud product. New customers will now have immediate access to this new data center, powered by Microsoft Azure, in addition to existing data centers in Australia, Canada, Ireland, the UK, and the U.S.Customers in Singapore or neighboring countries can now adopt Nintex’s market-leading automation capabilities with complete confidence that data privacy, sovereignty, and regional residency concerns and requirements are met, along with high availability and resiliency.A Singaporean data center makes it even easier for

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Nintex Process Platform Update Webinar available on-demand!

Get product strategy and roadmap insights, learn what's new, and see in-depth demos.Nintex customers and partners, I’m thrilled to announce our on-demand Process Platform update webinar!Nintex has embarked on a new path forward to help organizations quickly and easily define, manage and automate business processes with AI-based, low-code/no-code tools.In this webinar, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at our product vision and plans to deliver the most complete, connected and convenient process platform in the industry.Watch this webinar and:Get executive insight into Nintex’s new ‘complete, connected, convenient’ product vision and strategy. Learn more about recently released product capabilities including process modelling; customized, AI-powered digital forms; and further simplified installation, upgrades, authentication, configuration, and usage. See in-depth product demonstrations of exciting capabilities coming soon, including BPMN process modelling and Gen-AI forms generation.

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Inactivating Items in a List Lookup Dropdown

Note: I found an issue where setting up the inactive filtering on the form in the List Lookup control caused the control to break in Nintex Mobile. I've updated the steps so the filtering is now done on the list instead of on the form. I've been working on a form that contains a dropdown list populated by a lookup list and requires the ability to inactivate items in the lookup list. When an item in the lookup list is inactivated it should no longer be available to select on a new form but still needs to be displayed on previous forms where that value was selected so that historical data is preserved. I looked through the Nintex Community to find a way of doing this but didn't come across anything. Now that I've completed my solution I thought I would share it in case others are looking for ideas on how to accomplish this. In my example I will use the scenario of a mobile device request form. The list of mobile devices that can be ordered through our Service Desk is updated regularly. W

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Queries, and Collections, and Loops, Oh My!

Hello again!I wanted to take some time and go over the Query List action as there has been a rise in questions from the community on how to leverage it. Not only the query, but what to do with the data after we query it. Let's dive right in.  Query List ActionThe action is straightforward enough; query a list for specific results. An example could be all items where [Created] = {varDate} or [ID] = {varLookupID} or even just return all items (I would advise against this if possible). But how do we store the resulting data? What about if we get multiple results? If you know that the query is going to return only one item every time, then a normal variable (based on the data type it will be storing) will suffice. Otherwise, you are going to want to store your results in a Collection variable for every piece of data you want to do something with. So, if you are querying a list with 10 columns, and you only need 4 of them (to send a notification), you will need to create 4 collection variab

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DocuSign now available within DocGen for Salesforce Lightning experience

In a continued effort to invest in feature parity between our DocGen for Salesforce Classic and Lightning designers, Nintex is pleased to announce that DocuSign eSignature capabilities are now available as a delivery option within the Nintex DocGen for Salesforce Lightning designer experience. This is now available in addition to our legacy DocuSign integration for the Salesforce Classic interface.With DocuSign now available within DocGen for Salesforce Lightning, DocGen customers using the Salesforce Lightning environment can now seamlessly use DocuSign for e-signing of the documents they generate with Nintex, providing an easy, efficient document execution experience for everyone involved in a document-centric transaction.This new integration leverages the DocuSign App Launcher Salesforce app, and like our legacy DocuSign delivery option, this integration allows the designer to complete all fields needed for the DocuSign envelope, right from within DocGen. Nintex DocGen then dynamica

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Now Available: Nintex Automation (5.7) (formerly known as K2 Five)

By now, you’ve heard that we’re changing the names of several Nintex products, including Nintex Automation (formerly known as K2 Five). The name and colors may change, but the features you know and love are still there, and some new things are now available! Available now to download on Nintex Customer Central (be sure to filter for “Nintex Automation” in the products drop-down menu), the latest version includes some great new features, including:Style Profile: preview form. Select your own form to use as the preview form in the Style Profile Designer, and now you can see the impact of your chosen colors and linked CSS/JS files on your own form, without having to have multiple tabs open or check-in your form or style profile. Style aware controls. Building on the Style Profile color variables, now the ratings control, radio buttons and checkboxes, and toolbar buttons respond to the color variables to automatically change color and match your branding profile. Nintex Automation product

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Configure a K2 Process to Wait for Outside Events – Part 2

IntroductionThis is a follow-up to the post where I describe how we configure and complete asynchronous server events. I showed you how one can complete the server event using a REST call, but sometimes a REST call is not needed or possible. In this post I will extend the mechanism to make use of SmartObjects on a SmartForm. Use CaseFor this scenario, I am a technician, repairing customer machines on-site and I may not always have all the replacement parts on hand. When that happens, I can submit an order to the supplier which will deliver the part directly at the installation site. But, as we all know, deliveries are unpredictable and I won’t always be able to determine the actual delivery date and time.To handle the variability, K2 will start a process when I submit the order, generate a QR code as part of the weigh bill and then wait for the next step. When the part is delivered, the receiving department will scan the QR code, which in turn will proceed to the next step where I will

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Important Nintex for SharePoint 2007 and 2010 Announcement

We are announcing the end of life for Nintex for SharePoint 2007 and 2010, which will take effect on September 1, 2023. In line with the Nintex Subscription Support Policy, we will offer support for these versions for a period of 24 months beyond this date. This support will consist of troubleshooting issues, identifying workarounds, and resolving critical security concerns. We are aware that most customers have already moved away from these products as they are no longer supported by Microsoft. However, if you haven't made the transition yet, Nintex provides various migration paths to simplify the process as much as possible.  Many Nintex customers are taking this opportunity to modernize and transition to the cloud, utilizing our upgrade tools, services, and support to migrate to Nintex Automation Cloud. For additional information or to begin the process, please refer to our Modernization forum. Alternatively, for customers who prefer to continue with SharePoint On-Premises, more mig

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Adding charts to Nintex NAC Forms

Note: Nintex Workflow Cloud (NWC) is now called Nintex Automation Cloud (NAC) With the latest release of NAC, we now can modify and add custom CSS to any NAC form. Which not only enables granular control with the look and feel, but now you also have the ability to display information in a more graphical way…..like using workflow data in a bar or pie chart.   In the above screenshot, I have added custom CSS to each of the inputs, a background image (a great way to make your forms pop) and I’ve converted some html in a label to a CSS based chart. Lets look at how I put together the bar chart. First thing we need to do, is drag and drop a label control on the form and add some HTML to a label (using the HTML option). Example below:   Use the following HTML to follow the example: <p>Crystal Palace</p><div class="container">  <div class="goals palace">9</div></div> <p>Liverpool</p><div class="container">  <div class="goals liverpool"&

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User Spotlight: Jake DennisonUser Spotlight

In this month’s user spotlight blog, we’re talking to Jake Dennison (Jake), a Senior Solutions Engineer at Nintex. What is your current role, how long have you worked at Nintex, and your career background?I am a Senior Solutions Engineer. I have been at Nintex for over 4 years, but I have used Nintex for nearly 13 years through various partners and customers. I started my career as a Microsoft apprentice learning Windows Server and Operating systems but also early versions of SharePoint 2007. I worked in IT at first as a project support specialist. Still, I quickly moved into consulting on IT Service desk improvements for mostly Banks and Financial organizations focusing on IT, Cyber-crime and Financial crime. I found myself using Nintex for quite a lot of that, and over the years, I built up my Nintex and SharePoint knowledge until finally deciding to join the company I invested so much time in. Which Nintex Product are you most passionate about and why?My background and the hardest l

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Revolutionize Your Forms with Nintex Forms Plugins!

​Nintex Forms, a part of Nintex Automation Cloud, has long been a go-to solution for enterprises seeking to create and manage electronic forms, streamline workflows, and collect data efficiently. However, until now, the software's functionality was limited to its core features and was not expandable. Enter the Nintex Forms plugin feature, which will revolutionize how users create interactive forms interfaces. So, what are plugins in Nintex Forms software? Plugins are web components adhering to a form contract developed by third party developers. Form Plugins Once registered, the plugin appears in the Forms Designer control toolbox as a custom control, which can then be dragged onto the canvas and configured by the designer. The custom control can utilize all the functionality offered by the form ecosystem like a native control, providing flexibility to meet specific business needs. The screenshot below shows plugins appearing in the control toolbox on the left under user-defined catego

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Introducing Workflow failure notifications for Office 365!

Workflows can fail for a variety of reasons, anything from communication issues with external systems, incorrect data, workflow logic, all the way through to unexpected workflow engine failures. However, regardless of the reason for the failure, the most critical factor is that when it happens, someone is notified, and the cause is identified. In Nintex for Office 365, we fully understand that identifying when a workflow terminates or suspends has been extremely challenging due to the lack of any kind of notification or indication that something went wrong. There are numerous factors as to why we’ve not been able to provide this capability; however, let’s not dwell on the past. The Nintex team is extremely excited to announce the introduction of Workflow failure notifications, which, as the name suggests, is the ability to configure workflows to send email notifications when it fails! I’m sure after reading that, you are clapping and cheering or at least have a smile on your face ?This

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New! Easier way to add a signature capture

Applies to: Nintex Forms for Office 365, Nintex Forms for SharePoint 2010, 2013, and 2016 As a forms designer, you can add a signature control into a form for a signature capture that is delivered to Nintex Mobile app using the Multi Line Text Box control and custom JavaScript. The person filling out the form can write their signature as proof of a transaction when the signature capture is active in the app. Note: The signature control is available for Nintex Mobile only. To add a signature capturePrepare the signature catpure layout as follows: From the Forms Controls toolbox, drag and drop the Multi Line Textbox control onto the layout. Double-click the control. The control settings dialog box appears. For Name, enter Signature. Save your changes. Copy the script in the attached file to the clipboard. From the Nintex Forms tab, click Settings on the ribbon. Expand the Custom JavaScript section in the Settings dialog box. Paste the signature capture script into the provided space. Clo

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DocGen customers, upgrade to the latest version of Nintex DocGen

You’re missing out! Get Salesforce Lightning experience, integrated eSign and workflow, scheduled doc gen, mass send, and much moreAre you running an older version of Nintex DocGen (formerly Drawloop)? If so, you’re missing out on these exciting new features:Salesforce Lightning Experience for DocGen Designer including managing DocGen Package templates Integration with Nintex eSign, Nintex Automation Cloud (formerly Nintex Workflow Cloud) and Salesforce Flow Schedule your document generation Mass/Batch Document Generation available in Lightning Simplified Button creation without Javascript (for mass/scheduled packages) SharePoint Online/Office 365 Support - Ability to view, edit, delete, and add New DocGen Package templates from SharePoint Online/Office 365 In-person Signing which allows for on-site signatures to be collected immediately after preparing a document for signature DocuSign Support in Lightning + OAuth Support for easy single-sign-on to DocuSign electronic signatures User

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