Hi
Is it possible to see tasks assigned to other assignees in the setting? It says it can be set up in My Nintex but I think it only applies to the tasks that I am assigned.
https://help.nintex.com/en-us/nwc/Content/MyNintex/Permissions.htm
How can i have all participants in a workflow to see the status of all tasks in an instance?
Best answer by Garrett
Hi @DavidL2 did you suggest to extract all the task instances either by a) using the NWC Web API https://developer.nintex.com/docs/nwc-api-docs/d2924cfeea6e8-welcome-to-the-nintex-workflow-cloud-api or b) using the NWC actions group.
Then place the extracted data into SP or SQL...
The Instance v2 API can return a max of 100 items (need to use pagination).
The NWC "Get workflow instances" does not list any max.
+16Hi @mjliu
One possible way is to give all the participants to be Business Owner for a Workflow.
https://help.nintex.com/en-us/nwc/Content/Settings/UserManagement.htm
Here is another idea, but it takes a little more work than making everyone a business owner. You could create a dashboard for the users. In NWC you can define connectors to other applications and data stores. You could use one of these connectors to write data in your workflow, then use a tool for that other application to display the list of active workflow requests. You could even update that data as the workflow progresses with the current status of the request.
Thanks vm. Do you have any recommendations of connections? We are looking to have Sharepoint connected.
If you have a SharePoint connection, you could create a SP List with columns that convey information about the request. The list will act like a dashboard allowing the users to see what is happening at a glance. Keep in mind, SharePoint has some recommended limits for the number of items in a list and if you exceed those limits you may get throttled or experience performance degradation. If you think you will approach the recommended limits of SharePoint, consider storing your data in a database like Azure SQL.
+16Hi @DavidL2 did you suggest to extract all the task instances either by a) using the NWC Web API https://developer.nintex.com/docs/nwc-api-docs/d2924cfeea6e8-welcome-to-the-nintex-workflow-cloud-api or b) using the NWC actions group.
Then place the extracted data into SP or SQL...
The Instance v2 API can return a max of 100 items (need to use pagination).
The NWC "Get workflow instances" does not list any max.
+16Hi @mjliu , I believe its a generic feature that allows certain reporting or monitoring of NWC Workflow and Workflow Instance.
Perhaps this is what @DavidL2 meant, "it takes a little more work than making everyone a business owner. You could create a dashboard for the users"
Essentially you could build your very own Dashboard / Reporting tool using either tools.
+16Hi @mjliu , I really curious as to which path you will take to create the Dashboard / Reporting Tool?
NWC actions or NWC Web API.
+16Hi @mjliu
In My Nintex -> Workflow Tracking.
Select a workflow then select an instance.
The Activity Feed panel appears.
Click Show Form
Learn further about the Activity Feed.
https://help.nintex.com/en-US/nwc/Content/MyNintex/ActivityFeed.htm
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