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Our users would like to be able to modify this placeholder text in the address field so they can specify specific details. e.g. "Enter an address within Australia"

In the 'Assign a task' action in Nintex for Office 365 and Flexi task for Nintex for SharePoint there is an option to CC or BCC the task notification email.Please add CC and BCC to the NWC 'Assign a task' action. This is important as we migrate fr...

Many times, customers would like to use their own landing page for various reasons. Sometimes, it’s to incorporate the feature within their intranet portal or to use Nintex within Teams or Slack. Today, all other actions can be completed using the...

It would be very helpful to be able to add a sort function to any list of variables so they can be sorted by name rather than just by created date because after numerous updates, its hard to track a) how long ago a specific variable was created an...

Error handling was recently introduced. Where supported, it will cause a workflow instance to Pause instead of fails. This then gives the opportunity for the instance to be resumed at the failed step for it to try again. This is a great feature! H...

This idea is pretty straigthforward. It would save a huge amount of time for WF designers for WFs that tend to have a lot of approval steps to have WF variables availables as form fields on the left handside ribbon / have form fields be connected ...

All Fields have the possiblity to add a default value. But not for Data Lookup. Please insert here also a Default Value Field.

Currently, in workflow testing, we have to input all start variable values over again when running a new instance. This can be extremely time-consuming in testing.It would be great if we could re-populate previous values when using the workflow te...

It would be really great if you had the ability to re-order the task outcomes in the workflow designer, currently you can't so if you want to change the display order, you can change the text, but if you have workflow actions triggered off the var...