Nintex Process Platform Reviews & Product Details

Two things I love best about Promapp; - the process view & map view - hyperlinks to related documents and policy

As stated I am a newbie to this product and, as such, hav

I'm new to the organisation and Promapp has been invaluable. Promapp has enabled me to find and learn processes, across the board, quickly and easily.

K2 has a very interesting way of presenting new ideas for the future.

I dislike how there's not more K2 to go around for everyone!

Computer and data analysis

The ability to schedule an automated task and the ability for it to send me an email when it is completed

sometimes it cannot find the target when nothing has changed

The foxtrot has eliminated the need to have a fulltime employee to run our night jobs

Product versatility to be able to reduce the chance for human error in otherwise manual processes.

In previous version there was a disconnect between modules. The new version seems to have corrected this issue.

We're increasing and decreasing costs by eliminating manual processes, thereby reducing the need to hire additional staff in various depts, or allowing us to utilize existing staff in better ways. Our on-boarding and off-boarding process alone has allowed our org to regain 15-20 hours biweekly across several depts.

The thing I like best about Foxtrot is how many processes it can be applied to. I’ve used it for: data conversions- going from one system to the another, automating mundane tasks for a user, completing tasks during off hours that a user would otherwise have to do in the middle of the night, the list goes on. I wish all of my clients had access to Foxtrot.

There’s not much to dislike. I’d have to say that I wish there was a licensing version available for consultants so it can be used from client to client without the client having to own it.

Data conversions. Automating tasks. Scheduling tasks. Retrieval of data.

Ease of use. It takes just a little training to get up and running and there are many tools available for when you need to build more complicated scripts.

I have found nothing I do not like about Foxtrot.

Foxtrot has allowed us to survive attrition and a heavy workload.

Makes tedious repetitive tasks automated to free up time for employees to concentrate on pressing issues

The initial programming can be time consuming, and lacks the human comprehension that can catch other problems

We are saving time on repetitive tasks and taking on new work previously on the back burner

The best part about Foxtrot has to be the ease of use. Anyone can pick up this product and start using it, as long as you know the manual process you want to automate. You can learn the basics of Foxtrot and have your first project completed in around an hour.

There isn't really anything that I dislike about Foxtrot.

We are using this to reconcile checks. automate SQL queries, post payments, and pull reports.

The large volume of automation options far exceeding that of any other automation software suite available today.

Not available for Macs and iOS environments.

Automating system/data conversions for the financial, legal, and health care sectors.

ease of use and job creation. overall accuracy of job completion clear defined error reporting when jobs encounter errors

I do not have any dislikes of the product

currently all our batch processing core system jobs are handled by foxtrot