Nintex Pros and Cons
Updated April 16, 2025

Nintex Pros and Cons

Faizal Ansari | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 6 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Software Version

Nintex Workflow for Office365

Overall Satisfaction with Nintex

We use Nintex Process Platform for our Office 365 tenant and SharePoint 2010.

Our main use is for business requests. Internal Staff are able to submit expense claims, travel request etc... using Nintex form. A Nintex workflow then sends the appropriate approvals to the designated approvers.

Pros

  • Long lasting, Workflow can stay running for longer than 90 days
  • Easy to setup
  • Good UI

Cons

  • Cost Wise
  • Limited Integration, i.e. with other Apps
  • Third Party, Relying on Microsoft to not make drastic changes
  • Time Saved
  • Hours Saved
  • Improved Customer Experience
It is a good solution, easy to use and efficient when it comes to building quick business processes.
Integration with Power Automate and Power Apps
We have front facing Power Apps that utilise Nintex workflows. We also have Nintex workflow that calls a Power Automate Flow
Microsoft Power Automate is more customizable than Nintex Workflow but harder to use. It also has a 30 day running limitation.

Do you think Nintex delivers good value for the price?

Not sure

Are you happy with Nintex's feature set?

Yes

Did Nintex live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Nintex go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Nintex again?

Yes

I would recommend Nintex and it's solution for businesses that require easy and immediate solutions. Nintex provides a good combination of ease of use and good capabilities, which doesn't require specialist coding skills to implement.

Nintex is less appropriate in scenarios where high customization is required. The form is limited in terms of how much you can customize and how powerful the logic/rules can be set up. In these circumstance Power Apps might be a more appropriate solution.

Also, as Nintex is a third party app. Major changes from Microsoft can cause problems. As Nintex communicated, the Office 365 Nintex workflows would all be made redundant due to changes from Microsoft in how they process SharePoint workflows.

Nintex Feature Ratings

Process designer
9
Business rules engine
7
SOA support
6
Process player
7
Form builder
9
Model execution
9
Dashboards
5
Standard reports
5
Custom reports
5

Using Nintex

1000 - End users submitting contracts and expense claims
1 - Knowing how to create forms and workflows and how to troubleshoot them.
  • Contracts
  • Expense claims
  • Travel requests
Being forced into new licencing model is not ideal

Evaluating Nintex and Competitors

  • Cloud Solutions
  • Scalability
  • Integration with Other Systems
  • Ease of Use
Integration with SharePoint is the most important aspect

Nintex Implementation

Implementation was smooth for our organisation
  • Implemented in-house
  • Third-party professional services
Initially Intergen
Yes - Yes, different business processes created overtime
Change management was minimal
  • Not as flexible as the infopath forms that were replaced

Nintex Support

They get the job done and respond in a timely manner
ProsCons
Quick Resolution
Good followup
Knowledgeable team
Problems get solved
Kept well informed
No escalation required
Immediate help available
Support understands my problem
Support cares about my success
Quick Initial Response
None
No, never needed it.
When they went out of the way to explain the issue and the alternatives, e.g. for not have certain filters in the new NCW integration to SharePoint.

Using Nintex

Good UI and easy to create forms/workflows
ProsCons
Like to use
Relatively simple
Easy to use
Technical support not required
Consistent
Quick to learn
Convenient
Feel confident using
Familiar
None
  • No code solution
  • Drag and drop
  • Not flexible as PowerApps
  • Licensing costs
Yes - We don't really use it as much

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