Techniques for profiling/optimizing Nintex RPA wizards?

Hi ​@paulsm4,

At the moment, Nintex RPA doesn't have a dedicated wizard profiling or performance analysis tool that provides step-by-step execution timings.

For overall runtime analysis, you can use the Report Generator to review wizard execution history. The reports include information such as Wizard run duration, Success/failure status, Ended/failed step & Execution trends across runs.

At the Catalog level, you can also review metrics such as the average, min and max run duration for wizards within the catalog.

For more detailed bottleneck analysis, there isn't currently a built-in tool that breaks down execution time by individual step or activity. In practice, this usually requires some manual investigation, such as:

• Isolating sections of the wizard (as separate test wizards) and comparing execution times
• Temporarily enabling/disabling specific sections (if possible) to identify longer running areas
• Adding logging or timestamp at key points in the wizard to measure elapsed time between sections - identify where most of the execution time is being spent

Hopefully this helps. We recognise step-level execution profiling is a valuable capability, particularly for complex automation projects. We'll take this into consideration for future versions of Nintex RPA.