Nintex
About Nintex
Nintex is a privately held software company founded in Melbourne, Australia, in 2006 to help businesses streamline workflows. Nintex is now headquartered in Bellevue, Washington. The Company offers document generation, workflow automation, and related software. Nintex entered Gartner Magic Quadrant for RPA as a Niche Player in 2021. In the same year, the company announced it would sell a majority stake in the company to TPG Capital. A few months later, Nintex made its first acquisition under TPG, the Israel-based process discovery innovator and RPA leader Kryon.
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Nintex RPA suite is an excellent out-of-the-box bot capability that allows for the automation of simple, repetitive tasks. The automations can span multiple applications and run at scale.
Nintex Workflow Cloud is a cloud-based platform where you can design workflows to automate simple to complex processes using drag-and-drop interactions without writing any code.
Nintex Promapp is a business process mapping software that helps teams manage their workload and understand and improve their processes.
Nintex Hawkeye is a workflow analytics solution, giving an unprecedented view into a process portfolio across the entire Nintex workflow platform.
SOLUTIONS
Nintex offers different solutions for your business:
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SPECIALTIES
Microsoft SharePoint, SharePoint Workflow, SharePoint Forms, Cloud – O365 and Azure, Salesforce, Workflow automation, Document generation, Mobile apps, process mapping, forms, process intelligence, intelligent process automation, digital transformation, process management, robotic process automation, RPA, process automation, automation, and eSignature.
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History
- Nintex was founded in Melbourne, Australia, in 2006 by Brett Campbell and Brian Cook.
- The company was acquired by TA Associates and Updata Partners in 2013. According to The Wall Street Journal, the takeover offer estimated the company’s value at $222 million.
- In February 2018, Thoma Bravo announced it had purchased a majority stake in Nintex, though TA Associates and Updata still maintain a stake in the company.
- In March 2019, Nintex acquired robotic process automation provider EnableSoft for an undisclosed amount.
- In late 2021, Nintex sold a majority stake in the company to TPG Capital, the private equity platform of global alternative asset firm TPG.
- In early 2022, Nintex acquired Kryon, the Israel-based process discovery innovator, and RPA vendor.
