Nintex Apps
Create applications that bring business data into a user interface built around a task. Nintex Apps is part of the CE platform and supports visual application design and connected data.
When to consider it
It is relevant when users need to work with information from several sources in a focused application. Data access and permissions remain important requirements for the design.
Design a focused interface with Nintex Apps
Nintex Apps supports visual application design around business data. Interfaces can present records, forms, charts and task information in a way that helps a user complete an activity. Rather than copying information into another spreadsheet, a team can consider how to work with connected data in one application.
The design still begins with user needs. Define which records each role may see, what users may update and where the authoritative information is held. A useful interface should make the next step clear without exposing fields or actions that the user does not need.
Agree data access before application delivery
For a licensing discussion, describe your intended users, the business activity and the source systems. Include any need for external access, reporting or workflow actions. The available interfaces and permissions help determine what is feasible.
Nintex Apps and Automation K2 are distinct product options. The choice depends on the environment and requirements. We can discuss product fit and supply Nintex licences. Specialist delivery work, integrations, testing and ongoing support are assessed separately, with responsibilities agreed before implementation begins.
Licensing and next steps
We can discuss the intended users, source systems and licensing options. Any application delivery work is assessed and scoped separately.
Licence packaging, availability and terms are confirmed in the proposal.
