On-Demand Webinar
April 23, 2026 | 34 mins
On-Demand Webinar
April 23, 2026 | 34 mins
On-Demand Webinar
April 23, 2026
34 mins
Life After Nintex: How Organizations Are Planning Their Transition
Nintex for SharePoint customers are approaching a major turning point.
With the retirement of Nintex solutions tied to SharePoint environments, organizations must now decide how existing workflows, forms, and business processes will continue operating — without disruption, risk, or rushed migration decisions.
This live deep-dive session walks through what the retirement means in practical terms and how organizations are planning their next steps.
In this session, you’ll learn:
✔ What the Nintex for SharePoint retirement means for existing workflows and forms
✔ Key risks organizations face if transition planning starts too late
✔ The three paths organizations are taking after Nintex:
- Moving to Nintex Cloud
- Rebuilding with Power Platform
- Transitioning to a Microsoft 365–native replacement
✔ A proven workflow transition strategy, including:
- What can be migrated vs. rebuilt
- How to audit existing workflows
- Timeline planning and risk reduction best practices
Live demonstration included.
See a real employee onboarding workflow transitioned from Nintex to a Microsoft 365–native solution, along with real customer outcomes — including organizations moving hundreds of workflows in weeks.
What you’ll walk away with:
✅ A clear understanding of your Nintex retirement impact
✅ A practical transition planning framework
✅ Free Nintex Migration Assessment (workflow inventory + transition roadmap)
Who should attend:
Organizations currently using Nintex for SharePoint, SharePoint administrators, IT leaders, workflow owners, and digital transformation teams preparing for upcoming platform changes.
Live audience poll:
“How many Nintex workflows does your organization currently maintain?”
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, in most cases significantly so. Nintex charges per-workflow and per-form, meaning costs escalate as your automation use grows. NITRO Studio uses flat-rate, annual licensing — one price covers unlimited forms and unlimited workflows across your entire organization. Organizations switching from Nintex typically report substantial reductions in annual automation spend.
No. Nintex announced the end-of-life for its SharePoint on-premises product. Organizations running Nintex SharePoint on-premises need to migrate to a replacement platform before July 14, 2026, when SharePoint 2016 and 2019 retirement creates an additional forcing function. NITRO Studio fully supports SharePoint on-premises deployments including SharePoint SE, 2019, and 2016.
Yes. Crow Canyon Software provides migration services to help organizations move off Nintex SharePoint and rebuild workflows inside NITRO Studio. Crow Canyon's professional services team works directly with your IT team to map existing Nintex workflows and transition them to NITRO's drag-and-drop Visual Workflow Designer. A free migration assessment is available to scope the effort before any commitment.
Yes. NITRO Studio runs entirely within your Microsoft 365 tenancy. Your data never passes through an external Crow Canyon cloud or any third-party infrastructure. This makes NITRO Studio the preferred choice for regulated environments including US federal agencies, defense contractors (GCC High), healthcare organizations, and financial institutions with strict data residency requirements.
NITRO Studio supports four deployment models: shared cloud (standard M365 environments), dedicated cloud within the customer's own Azure tenancy, on-premises SharePoint (SE, 2019, 2016), and air-gapped deployment for highest-security environments through NITRO Secure. Unlike Nintex, which retired on-premises support, NITRO Studio continues to invest in all deployment models.
