Nintex

Main areas of activity:

• Develop easy-to-use workflow automation products.
• Use of modern technologies in software development.
• Create products that allow companies to optimize the implementation of business processes.
• Create software tools that support Microsoft development.

Nintex products are used in more than 80 countries. Nintex customers are 40 Fortune 500 companies. Nintex has the highest partner status. Microsoft

Nintex solutions allow you to automate the business processes of document flow in the company without resorting to the services of programmers. Using the simple and easy-to-understand tools of the Nintex Workflow visual designer, the user can quickly and easily create a business process structure in Microsoft SharePoint, maximizing the functionality of the Microsoft platform.

An important feature of Nintex Workflow is the intuitive graphical interface and visualization of business processes, which can be configured by simply "dragging" objects using the computer mouse. The capabilities of Nintex Wokkflow many times exceed the standard capabilities of Microsoft SharePoint in terms of document automation and allow you to create complex document management systems without a single line of code. Created workflows can be used in a distributed environment, including cloud solutions (such as Office 365).

Nintex's product line also includes Nintex Forms, which allows you to easily create electronic forms in a Microsoft SharePoint environment. Single click forms are optimized for mobile devices on all major platforms. Nintex Forms are tightly integrated with Nintex Workflow, which allows you to automate business processes and create full-featured SharePoint applications that are available at any time, anywhere, on any device.

An important addition is the Nintex Live product, which allows you to use the capabilities of cloud services in your created workflows.

History

2022: Nintex acquires Israeli technology startup Kryon

On February 15, 2022, Fort Ross Ventures withdrew from Kryon, selling its stake to Nintex. As noted in the fund, from 2019, when he invested in Kryon, to 2022, "the startup showed growth and entered the Russian market." More details here.