Power Automate vs Nintext Workflow infographic
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Nintex requires installation in an on-premise farm or Office 365 tenant, while Power Automate is ready immediately with Office 365 connectors. Nintex has some connectors for major applications like SAP, while Power Automate has hundreds of connectors. Nintex workflow instances can be active for up to one year before expiring, whereas Power Automate instances expire after just 30 days.
Power Automate vs Nintext Workflow infographic
- 1. Installation Nintex requires installation and setup in your on-premise farm or O365 tenant Power Automate is ready right out-of-the-box with Office 365 Connectors Nintex has connectors for some major third-party applications like SAP Power Automate has hundreds of connectors for third-party applications Expiration Nintex workflow instances can be active for up to one year before they expire Power Automate workflow instances will expire just 30 days after they are started 36530 UI & debugging BUG TERMINATOR BUG SQUASHER Nintex’s UI is ok, but it is less sophisticated for debugging and fixing broken workflows Power Automate has a clean UI and highly effective debug tools Pricing is based on either the number of workflows with unlimited users or vice versa Pricing Pricing is based on the number of workflows and users are unlimited Forms Nintex comes with an advanced form builder that can include complex logic Microsoft Forms is quite basic, but it is the default tool for building flows in Power Automate vs www.contentformula.com