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Process management and workflow automation with Nintex for SharePoint

Workflows and forms that run inside SharePoint, plus a clear path to the cloud when you are ready to leave on-premises servers.

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Keeping Nintex for SharePoint running, and planning what comes next

Many organizations built their first automations with Nintex for SharePoint on their own servers. Those workflows often still run critical processes, but the platforms underneath them are aging, and Microsoft and Nintex are focused on the cloud.

We help in two ways. First, we support what you have: fixing broken workflows, applying updates, improving performance, and documenting how things work. Second, we plan the move: an inventory of your workflows and forms, an assessment of which ones are still used, and a staged migration to Nintex Workflow and SharePoint Online that keeps the business running throughout.

The goal is a clear roadmap with no surprises: you know what will move, when, and what it will cost.

What changes for your team

  • Existing Nintex workflows kept running while you plan the next step.
  • An inventory of what you have and what still matters.
  • A staged migration to Nintex Workflow and SharePoint Online.

Processes we often automate

  • Document approval in SharePoint libraries
  • List-driven request processes
  • Site provisioning

What’s included

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Frequently asked questions

Do we have to migrate Nintex for SharePoint now?

Not necessarily all at once. We start by identifying workflows tied to unsupported versions or critical processes and migrate those first.

Can workflows be moved automatically?

Some can be migrated with Nintex tools; others are better rebuilt to take advantage of cloud features. We decide workflow by workflow.

Related

Tell us which process slows your team down.

A 30-minute call is enough to tell you whether it can be automated, which tools fit, and roughly what it takes.