Many Nintex customers have been asking about Nintex for SharePoint Subscription Edition (SPSE). Nintex is pleased to announce that support for SPSE is now available. Please reply to this post and we will look to answer additional questions.
FAQ
Q: Will both Nintex Workflow and Nintex Forms be supported in SPSE?
A: Yes, both will be fully supported.
Q: Will all the existing functionalities / features in Nintex Workflow and Forms be available in Nintex for SPSE?
A: Yes, all existing features will be available and there are no additional features or deprecation of existing features in Nintex for SPSE.
Q: What workflow engine will Nintex Workflow for SPSE be using?
A: It will still be using the SharePoint 2010 workflow engine. While SharePoint 2010 workflow engine is deprecated, this only means there is no longer active development, and it will still be supported by Microsoft. For more details on SharePoint 2010 workflow support, please refer here. We will evaluate and advice future options for Nintex customers in advance of eventual SharePoint 2010 workflow end of support by Microsoft.
Q: Will we be able to migrate from the previous version of SharePoint?
A: Yes, the migration experience will be the same as previous migrations as outlined here.
Q: Should I migrate to Nintex for SharePoint to SharePoint SPSE or Nintex Automation Cloud?
A: If you are looking to remain on premises. I.e., upgrading to SharePoint Subscription Edition, upgrading to Nintex for SharePoint Subscription Edition (SPSE) is the best path.
Note: If you are actively migrating or have plans to migrate your SharePoint On Premises to SharePoint Online, we have migration tooling that can help move your workflows to the Nintex Automation Cloud.
Update on Release
Support for SharePoint Subscription Edition was released on the 28th February, release notes can be found here.
* The information in this article is not a commitment, promise or other obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. This content is subject to change, without prior notice, at the sole discretion of Nintex.
Last Reviewed: Feb 2023