Your Legacy Nintex Workflows Deserve a
Modern Power Platform That Actually Scales.
Nintex was built for a different era of enterprise automation. If your teams are managing brittle workflows, absorbing rising licensing costs, patching logic that nobody fully understands, and losing productivity to manual workarounds every time a Nintex workflow breaks — it's not a maintenance problem, it's a platform problem. Katpro Technologies migrates legacy Nintex workflows to Power Automate and the Microsoft Power Platform, modernizing approval processes, restoring workflow governance, and building scalable automation that integrates natively across your entire Microsoft 365 ecosystem.
Nintex Workflows Successfully Migrated
12,800+
Post-Migration Workflow Reliability Rate
99.2%
Power Platform Migration Engine
Processing Nintex Workflow Conversion
68%
Less Workflow Maintenance
Power Platform
Modern Automation Foundation
24/7
Automated Workflow Monitoring
100%
Nintex Workflow Continuity
Powered by Microsoft 365 Workflow Modernization Technologies
68%
Reduction in Workflow Maintenance Overhead
Eliminating brittle Nintex workflow logic, manual patching cycles, and undocumented customizations by migrating to Power Automate — reducing the IT and operations effort consumed by legacy workflow maintenance so teams can focus on automation expansion rather than break-fix support.
81%
Improved Microsoft 365 Workflow Integration
Power Platform workflows connect natively to SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams, Power Apps, Power BI, and Dataverse — replacing disconnected Nintex connectors and custom middleware with a unified automation layer that operates across the full Microsoft 365 ecosystem without integration overhead.
76%
Fewer Workflow Failures Post-Migration
Structured migration methodology, workflow redesign for Power Automate architecture, parallel testing, and phased cutover reduce post-migration workflow failures — replacing unpredictable Nintex breakages with stable, monitored Power Platform automation that maintains business continuity throughout and after the migration process.
3×
Faster Workflow Modernization Velocity
Pre-built migration frameworks, Nintex workflow assessment tooling, Power Automate pattern libraries, and phased rollout methodology allow Katpro to migrate legacy Nintex workflows three times faster than unstructured migration approaches — accelerating time-to-value and reducing organizational disruption during platform transition.
Legacy Nintex Workflow Challenges Slowing Your Organization's Modernization
Mid-market organizations running critical business processes on Nintex face compounding platform risk — rising licensing costs without corresponding capability improvements, workflow logic owned by departed employees, escalating maintenance burden as SharePoint environments evolve, and an increasing gap between what legacy Nintex automation can deliver and what modern Microsoft Power Platform can achieve.
Brittle Legacy Nintex Workflows With No Documentation
Nintex workflows built years ago with undocumented logic, hard-coded values, and custom actions tied to deprecated SharePoint features — creating automation that nobody in the organization fully understands, cannot be safely modified, and breaks unpredictably when Microsoft updates the underlying SharePoint or connector dependencies.
Rising Nintex Licensing Costs Without Capability Gains
Nintex licensing renewals consuming growing portions of IT budget while Microsoft Power Automate — already included in most Microsoft 365 enterprise subscriptions — delivers equivalent or superior workflow automation capability natively integrated with SharePoint, Teams, and the full Power Platform ecosystem at no additional per-workflow cost.
Workflow Ownership Gaps After Employee Turnover
Critical Nintex workflows owned by employees who are no longer with the organization — leaving no internal expertise to troubleshoot failures, modify logic as business processes evolve, or extend automation to new use cases, creating a growing dependency on external Nintex specialists for every workflow change request.
Disconnected Nintex Workflows Isolated From Microsoft 365
Legacy Nintex workflows operating as disconnected automation islands unable to natively integrate with Microsoft Teams notifications, Power Apps submission interfaces, Power BI reporting dashboards, or AI Builder document intelligence — requiring custom middleware, workaround connectors, or manual data transfers to bridge workflow outputs into the broader Microsoft 365 environment.
Approval Bottlenecks Embedded in Legacy Workflow Logic
Approval processes built on Nintex workflows lacking automated escalation, delegate routing, and deadline enforcement — delivering the same manual bottlenecks the automation was intended to eliminate, with approval requests stalling undetected inside Nintex task lists that reviewers rarely check compared to Microsoft Teams and Outlook.
No Governance Visibility Across the Nintex Workflow Inventory
IT and operations teams lacking a complete, accurate inventory of all active Nintex workflows, their business owners, trigger conditions, connected systems, and last modification dates — making it impossible to prioritize migration, assess business continuity risk, or retire obsolete workflows without manual discovery that consumes weeks of IT effort.
Compliance and Audit Gaps in Legacy Workflow Records
Nintex workflow history logs insufficient for compliance audit requirements — failing to capture the full approval decision chain, reviewer identities, timestamps, and document version references that regulatory frameworks and internal governance policies require, forcing compliance teams to manually supplement workflow records with email evidence before regulatory reviews.
Business Continuity Risk from Unplanned Nintex Deprecation
Organizations relying on Nintex for SharePoint 2013 or older on-premises workflows facing Microsoft's platform deprecation timelines with no structured migration plan — accepting growing risk that critical business processes will break without warning when underlying SharePoint capabilities are retired, creating operational disruption with no fallback automation in place.
How Katpro Migrates Nintex Workflows to Power Platform
Katpro Technologies delivers end-to-end Nintex to Power Platform migration services — assessing legacy workflow inventories, redesigning approval and business process automation for Power Automate, migrating SharePoint workflow logic, deploying governance frameworks, and optimizing migrated workflows with AI-powered automation capabilities built natively on Microsoft 365.
Nintex Workflow Assessment and Migration Planning
Conduct a comprehensive inventory and assessment of all active Nintex workflows — documenting workflow logic, business owners, trigger conditions, connected systems, usage frequency, and migration complexity — then prioritize workflows by business criticality and produce a phased Power Platform migration roadmap aligned with organizational change capacity and operational risk tolerance.
Power Automate Workflow Migration and Redesign
Migrate and redesign Nintex workflows into structured Power Automate flows — re-architecting legacy approval logic for modern multi-level routing, escalation automation, and Teams notification delivery, replacing custom Nintex actions with native Power Platform connectors, and ensuring every migrated workflow operates with improved reliability, governance, and Microsoft 365 integration compared to its Nintex predecessor.
SharePoint Online Workflow Modernization
Replace legacy Nintex SharePoint 2013 and 2010 workflows with governed Power Automate flows connected to SharePoint Online document libraries — modernizing list-based triggers, item approval routing, metadata update logic, and document lifecycle automation to align with the SharePoint Online architecture and eliminate dependency on deprecated workflow runtime environments.
Power Platform Governance Framework Deployment
Establish a structured Power Platform governance framework alongside the Nintex migration — defining environment strategy, Data Loss Prevention policies, flow ownership standards, naming conventions, access controls, and workflow lifecycle management policies that prevent the same undocumented, ungoverned automation sprawl that made Nintex workflows difficult to manage over time.
Workflow Documentation and Knowledge Transfer
Produce comprehensive workflow documentation for every migrated Power Automate flow — capturing business logic, trigger conditions, approval routing rules, exception handling paths, connected systems, and change management procedures — ensuring internal teams have the knowledge and confidence to maintain, extend, and optimize Power Platform workflows independently after migration completion.
AI-Powered Workflow Optimization Post-Migration
Extend migrated Power Automate workflows with AI Builder document intelligence, AI agents for workflow monitoring and anomaly detection, Copilot-assisted workflow creation for new automation requests, and RPA desktop automation for legacy system integrations — transforming former Nintex workflows into intelligent, scalable automation that exceeds the capability of any rule-based legacy platform.
Nintex to Power Platform Migration Use Cases Across Mid-Market Organizations
Enterprise-grade Nintex to Power Platform migration use cases built on structured assessment, phased delivery, and Power Automate modernization — designed to eliminate legacy workflow dependency, restore governance, reduce maintenance burden, and unlock Microsoft 365 automation capabilities across Finance, Legal, Compliance, HR, and Operations functions.
Nintex Workflow Assessment
Systematically inventory all active Nintex workflows across SharePoint sites, document logic, identify business owners, classify migration complexity, and produce a prioritized migration roadmap — giving organizations complete visibility into their legacy automation landscape before committing to a migration sequence.
Outcome: A complete, actionable Nintex workflow inventory with risk-ranked migration priorities and resource estimates before the first workflow is touched.
Power Automate Migration
Migrate Nintex workflow logic to Power Automate flows with architecture redesign for modern connector patterns, multi-level approval routing, Teams notification delivery, SharePoint Online integration, and compliance audit trail generation — replacing legacy automation with governed, scalable Power Platform flows.
Outcome: Fully functional Power Automate equivalents of all migrated Nintex workflows with improved reliability, governance, and Microsoft 365 connectivity.
Approval Workflow Modernization
Rebuild legacy Nintex approval processes as structured Power Automate approval flows with automated escalation, delegate routing, deadline enforcement, Teams action cards, and SharePoint audit trail generation — replacing approval bottlenecks embedded in Nintex task lists with modern, transparent approval automation.
Outcome: Faster, more reliable approval cycles with real-time status visibility and complete audit documentation replacing Nintex task-based approval management.
SharePoint Workflow Redesign
Replace deprecated Nintex SharePoint 2013 and 2010 workflows with Power Automate flows aligned to SharePoint Online architecture — modernizing list triggers, document approval automation, metadata update logic, and content lifecycle management for the current SharePoint Online platform without legacy runtime dependencies.
Outcome: SharePoint Online workflows rebuilt on supported Power Platform infrastructure with zero dependency on deprecated Nintex workflow runtime environments.
Compliance Workflow Migration
Migrate compliance-critical Nintex workflows — regulatory attestation routing, policy review cycles, document approval governance — to Power Automate with structured audit trail generation, deadline enforcement, and SharePoint evidence storage that satisfies compliance requirements Nintex workflow history logs cannot reliably support.
Outcome: Compliance workflows with audit-ready Power Platform records replacing insufficient Nintex history logs for regulatory evidence requirements.
Workflow Governance Dashboards
Build Power BI governance dashboards connected to Power Automate flow analytics and SharePoint metadata — providing IT, operations, and compliance leadership with real-time visibility into workflow inventory, execution health, failure rates, pending approval volumes, and overall Power Platform automation performance post-migration.
Outcome: Continuous workflow governance visibility replacing manual IT monitoring of Nintex workflow logs with automated Power Platform health dashboards.
Legacy Workflow Inventory and Documentation
Discover, document, and catalogue every active Nintex workflow across the SharePoint environment — capturing logic diagrams, business owner contacts, connected systems, trigger conditions, and historical run volumes — creating the workflow knowledge base needed to plan migration sequences and preserve organizational automation knowledge.
Outcome: A structured workflow knowledge base eliminating undocumented Nintex automation risk and enabling confident migration planning across all business units.
Post-Migration Optimization
Optimize migrated Power Automate workflows after go-live — refining routing logic based on operational data, extending automation with AI Builder intelligence and Copilot-assisted flow creation, identifying new automation opportunities within Power Platform, and ensuring post-migration performance exceeds the Nintex baseline across every migrated process.
Outcome: Continuous automation improvement post-migration leveraging Power Platform AI capabilities that were unavailable on the legacy Nintex platform.
From Legacy Nintex Workflows to Modern Power Platform Automation
Transform how your organization manages workflow automation — replacing brittle Nintex dependencies, ownership gaps, and compliance blind spots with structured Power Automate workflows, governed Power Platform environments, and real-time workflow visibility that scales with your Microsoft 365 investment.
- Undocumented Nintex workflows owned by departed employees with no internal knowledge of logic or trigger conditions
- Rising licensing costs for Nintex without new automation capabilities being delivered to the business
- Disconnected Nintex workflows unable to integrate natively with Teams, Power BI, or Power Apps
- Approval bottlenecks embedded in Nintex task lists that reviewers check infrequently compared to Teams and Outlook
- No centralized governance visibility across the Nintex workflow inventory or execution health
- Compliance audit gaps from insufficient Nintex workflow history requiring manual email evidence reconstruction
- Fully documented Power Automate flows with defined business owners, governance policies, and internal change management procedures
- Power Automate included in Microsoft 365 subscriptions — eliminating Nintex licensing overhead while expanding automation capability
- Native Power Platform integration across Teams, SharePoint Online, Power Apps, Power BI, and AI Builder
- Automated escalation, delegate routing, and Teams approval cards replacing Nintex task-based approval bottlenecks
- Real-time Power BI governance dashboards providing continuous workflow inventory and execution health visibility
- Complete SharePoint audit trails for every workflow decision satisfying compliance evidence requirements automatically
Why Mid-Market Organizations Choose Katpro for Nintex to Power Platform Migration
Katpro Technologies delivers enterprise Nintex to Power Platform migration services using deep Power Automate expertise, SharePoint Online workflow modernization experience, Microsoft 365 governance capability, AI automation integration, and phased migration frameworks built specifically for mid-market organizations across the USA.
Nintex to Power Platform Migration Experts
Deep specialization in Nintex workflow assessment, Power Automate migration architecture, SharePoint Online workflow modernization, Power Platform governance framework deployment, AI Builder integration, and post-migration optimization — helping mid-market organizations replace legacy Nintex dependency with scalable, governed Microsoft automation at measurable velocity.
Microsoft Workflow Modernization Specialists
Build end-to-end workflow modernization solutions combining SharePoint Online governed libraries, Power Automate approval orchestration, Power Apps submission interfaces, Power BI governance dashboards, and Teams notification delivery — delivering connected, enterprise-grade workflow automation across the full Microsoft 365 platform in place of legacy Nintex environments.
Power Platform Governance and Continuity Partner
Deploy Power Platform governance frameworks that prevent post-migration automation sprawl — establishing environment strategy, ownership policies, DLP controls, naming standards, and workflow lifecycle management from day one, ensuring the Power Platform environment your organization migrates into is governed, scalable, and auditable from the start.
Legacy Workflow Modernization Provider
Modernize legacy Nintex workflows, undocumented approval automation, and deprecated SharePoint workflow runtimes with Microsoft 365 Power Platform solutions designed to scale with organizational automation demand, adapt to changing compliance requirements, and deliver measurable workflow reliability improvement across every business function after migration.
AI + Microsoft Workflow Transformation Company
Extend migrated Power Automate workflows with AI Builder document intelligence, AI agents for workflow monitoring and optimization, Copilot-assisted flow authoring, and Azure AI capabilities — delivering post-migration automation that surpasses what Nintex could provide and positions the organization for intelligent workflow automation at enterprise scale.
Mid-Market Nintex Migration Partner
Purpose-built Nintex to Power Platform migration services for mid-market enterprises across the USA — including Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Jacksonville, and broader Florida markets seeking to eliminate Nintex dependency, reduce workflow maintenance overhead, and build scalable automation governance on Power Automate and SharePoint Online.
Nintex to Power Platform Migration for Mid-Market Organizations
Nintex to Power Platform migration replaces legacy Nintex workflow automation — including SharePoint 2013 and 2010 workflows, Nintex for Office 365, and Nintex Workflow Cloud — with governed, scalable Power Automate flows built natively on Microsoft 365, delivering improved workflow reliability, native Microsoft ecosystem integration, reduced licensing overhead, and the compliance audit trail capabilities that legacy Nintex platforms cannot provide. Katpro Technologies delivers Nintex to Power Platform migration services designed specifically for mid-market organizations seeking measurable workflow modernization outcomes and long-term automation governance.
What Is Nintex to Power Platform Migration?
Nintex to Power Platform migration is the structured process of assessing, documenting, redesigning, and replacing Nintex workflow automation with Microsoft Power Automate flows, Power Apps interfaces, and SharePoint Online governance frameworks — preserving existing business process logic while modernizing the automation architecture to eliminate Nintex licensing dependency, improve Microsoft 365 integration, restore workflow governance, and enable AI-powered automation capabilities unavailable on legacy Nintex platforms.
Core Nintex to Power Platform Migration Capabilities
- Comprehensive Nintex workflow inventory and assessment producing a risk-ranked, phased migration roadmap aligned with business criticality and operational continuity requirements
- Power Automate workflow migration with architecture redesign for multi-level approval routing, Teams notifications, and native SharePoint Online integration replacing Nintex runtime dependencies
- SharePoint Online workflow modernization replacing deprecated Nintex SharePoint 2013 and 2010 workflows with governed Power Platform flows on current Microsoft infrastructure
- Power Platform governance framework deployment establishing environment strategy, DLP policies, ownership standards, and workflow lifecycle management from migration day one
- AI Builder and Copilot integration extending migrated Power Automate workflows with intelligent document classification, workflow monitoring agents, and natural language flow authoring
Why Organizations Migrate from Nintex to Power Platform
The case for Nintex to Power Platform migration is driven by converging platform, cost, and governance factors. Microsoft Power Automate is included in most Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise subscriptions — eliminating Nintex licensing costs while providing a workflow automation platform that integrates natively with every Microsoft 365 service. Power Platform's low-code development environment enables broader citizen developer participation, reducing IT dependency for workflow creation. And as Microsoft continues investing in Power Automate, AI Builder, and Copilot capabilities, organizations on Nintex face a growing capability gap compared to those running automation natively on the evolving Microsoft Power Platform.
How Katpro Approaches Nintex Workflow Migration
Katpro Technologies uses a structured Nintex to Power Platform migration methodology — beginning with a complete Nintex workflow assessment that inventories active workflows, documents business logic, identifies owners, and classifies migration complexity before any workflow is touched. Phased migration delivery prioritizes business-critical workflows, runs parallel testing to validate Power Automate parity with Nintex behavior, manages go-live sequencing to maintain business continuity, and produces comprehensive workflow documentation ensuring internal teams can maintain and extend Power Platform automation independently after migration completes.
Power Automate as the Nintex Replacement Platform
Power Automate provides native equivalents for every major Nintex workflow capability — approval routing, conditional branching, deadline management, escalation logic, and SharePoint list integration — while extending far beyond Nintex's capabilities with real-time Teams notification delivery, AI Builder document processing, Dataverse integration, RPA desktop automation, and Copilot-assisted flow authoring. Organizations that complete Nintex to Power Platform migration consistently report improved workflow reliability, broader adoption due to Teams-native interaction, and faster new automation delivery compared to their Nintex experience.
SharePoint Online Workflow Modernization During Nintex Migration
A core component of Nintex to Power Platform migration is modernizing SharePoint-connected workflows — replacing Nintex SharePoint 2013 workflows, which Microsoft has deprecated from SharePoint Online, with Power Automate flows built on the supported SharePoint Online connector framework. This eliminates business continuity risk from deprecated workflow runtime environments, aligns SharePoint automation with current Microsoft architecture, and enables SharePoint-triggered Power Automate flows to participate in the broader Power Platform ecosystem including Teams, Power Apps, Power BI, and AI Builder.
Power Platform Governance After Nintex Migration
Establishing governance from the start of a Nintex to Power Platform migration prevents the same undocumented, ungoverned automation sprawl that accumulated in Nintex environments over time. Katpro deploys Power Platform governance frameworks alongside every migration — defining environment strategy, Data Loss Prevention policies, flow ownership requirements, naming conventions, change management procedures, and Power BI governance dashboards that give IT and operations leadership continuous visibility into the growing Power Platform workflow inventory.
Nintex Migration Timeline and Business Continuity
Nintex to Power Platform migration timelines depend on workflow inventory size, logic complexity, and integration scope. A targeted migration of high-priority approval workflows can be completed within two to four weeks. A comprehensive enterprise Nintex migration program covering multiple departments, AI-powered extensions, governance framework deployment, and Power BI reporting typically spans eight to sixteen weeks using Katpro's phased delivery methodology. Parallel operation of Nintex and Power Automate during migration ensures zero disruption to active business processes throughout the transition.
Nintex to Power Platform Migration Services for Florida and USA Organizations
Katpro Technologies supports mid-market organizations across the United States, with deep presence serving enterprises in Tampa, Orlando, Miami, Jacksonville, and across Florida. Our Nintex to Power Platform migration services help organizations eliminate legacy workflow dependency, reduce licensing overhead, restore automation governance, and build future-ready workflow automation on Microsoft Power Automate and SharePoint Online across every business function.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Nintex to Power Platform migration, Power Automate workflow replacement, migration timelines, business continuity, SharePoint workflow modernization, governance after migration, and Nintex migration services.
Organizations migrate from Nintex to Power Platform to eliminate separate Nintex licensing costs — since Power Automate is included in most Microsoft 365 subscriptions — replace disconnected Nintex workflows with automation that integrates natively across Teams, SharePoint Online, Power Apps, and Power BI, reduce workflow maintenance burden by adopting a governed, widely-supported platform, access AI Builder and Copilot capabilities unavailable in Nintex, and eliminate business continuity risk from deprecated Nintex SharePoint workflow runtimes that Microsoft no longer supports.
Yes. Power Automate provides native equivalents for all major Nintex workflow capabilities including approval routing, conditional branching, deadline enforcement, escalation logic, SharePoint list triggers, and document library integration — while extending beyond Nintex with real-time Teams notification delivery, AI Builder document intelligence, Dataverse connectivity, RPA desktop automation, and Copilot-assisted flow creation. Most organizations find Power Automate delivers superior workflow capability compared to Nintex after migration.
Nintex to Power Platform migration timelines depend on workflow inventory size, logic complexity, integration requirements, and governance framework scope. A targeted migration of priority approval workflows can be delivered in two to four weeks. A comprehensive enterprise program covering full workflow inventory, multiple departments, AI-powered extensions, and Power BI governance dashboards typically spans eight to sixteen weeks using Katpro's phased delivery approach, with parallel Nintex and Power Automate operation maintaining business continuity throughout.
Katpro's Nintex workflow assessment inventories all active Nintex workflows across SharePoint sites, documents workflow logic and trigger conditions, identifies business owners and connected systems, classifies migration complexity as simple, moderate, or complex, assesses usage frequency and business criticality, and produces a phased migration roadmap prioritizing high-impact workflows with managed risk sequencing — giving organizations complete visibility into their Nintex workflow landscape before committing resources to any migration activity.
Katpro's Nintex to Power Platform migration methodology maintains business continuity by running Nintex and Power Automate workflows in parallel during the testing and validation phase — ensuring migrated Power Automate flows are validated against Nintex behavior before any cutover occurs. Phased migration sequencing migrates lower-risk workflows first, builds organizational confidence, and applies lessons learned before transitioning business-critical workflows, minimizing disruption risk throughout the migration program.
SharePoint-connected Nintex workflows are redesigned as Power Automate flows using the native SharePoint Online connector — replacing deprecated Nintex SharePoint 2013 and 2010 workflow runtime dependencies with Power Platform flows that trigger from SharePoint list and library events, manage document approval status, update metadata columns, and integrate with Teams, Power Apps, and Power BI without the business continuity risk of relying on deprecated Nintex runtime environments that Microsoft no longer supports in SharePoint Online.
Katpro deploys a Power Platform governance framework alongside the Nintex migration — establishing environment strategy separating development, test, and production environments; Data Loss Prevention policies controlling connector usage; flow ownership requirements assigning business accountability for every workflow; naming conventions enabling searchable workflow catalogues; change management procedures for flow modifications; and Power BI governance dashboards providing IT and operations leadership continuous visibility into the Power Platform workflow inventory and execution health.
Power Automate is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium, E3, and E5 subscriptions — meaning organizations already paying for Microsoft 365 typically have Power Automate capability available without additional per-workflow or per-user licensing. Nintex requires separate licensing on top of Microsoft 365 subscription costs. The net licensing savings from Nintex to Power Platform migration vary by organization size and Nintex license tier, but most mid-market organizations recover migration investment costs within the first year of Nintex license elimination.
Yes. Nintex to Power Platform migration creates the opportunity to extend migrated workflows with AI Builder document classification and data extraction, AI agents for workflow monitoring and anomaly detection, Copilot-assisted flow authoring for new automation requests, and RPA desktop automation for legacy system integrations — delivering intelligent workflow automation that exceeds what Nintex could provide and positions the organization for AI-driven process improvement across every business function.
Katpro Technologies specializes in Nintex to Power Platform migration with proven expertise in Nintex workflow assessment, Power Automate migration architecture, SharePoint Online workflow modernization, Power Platform governance framework deployment, AI Builder integration, and post-migration optimization — helping mid-market organizations across the USA, including Tampa, Orlando, Miami, and Jacksonville, eliminate Nintex dependency and build scalable, governed, AI-powered automation on Microsoft 365.
Migrate Your Nintex Workflows to Power Platform and Never Patch Legacy Automation Again
Replace brittle Nintex workflows, eliminate separate licensing overhead, restore automation governance, and build scalable Power Automate workflows that integrate natively across Microsoft 365 — with a structured Nintex to Power Platform migration built for mid-market organizations.
Discover how Nintex to Power Platform migration can reduce workflow maintenance overhead, eliminate Nintex licensing costs, improve Microsoft 365 integration, restore automation governance, and maximize the value of your Power Automate and SharePoint investment for mid-market enterprises across the USA.