Nintex for Office 365 stopped working in April 2026. Rebuild your workflows where your data already lives — in SharePoint.
Nintex Workflow and Forms for Office 365 stopped working on 2 April 2026, when Microsoft retired the SharePoint Add-In model they were built on. Nintex's path forward is Nintex Automation Cloud — a separate platform with enterprise pricing that customers report costs 4–5x their legacy licensing. skybow rebuilds your workflows directly in SharePoint (Online or on-prem) with one flat per-user license, typically in 2 days to 5 weeks per process. Choose skybow if your processes live in SharePoint; choose Nintex Automation Cloud if you need RPA, document generation and eSignature far beyond it.
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On 2 April 2026 Microsoft retired the SharePoint Add-In model and the SharePoint 2013 workflow engine — the foundation of Nintex Workflow and Forms for Office 365. The change rolls out tenant by tenant, and there is no patch or workaround: workflows that haven't been rebuilt on another platform have stopped running. Nintex support had already ended on 31 December 2025.
No. Nintex Automation Cloud is one path — but it moves your processes onto a separate cloud platform with new enterprise pricing. skybow takes the opposite approach: your workflows are rebuilt directly in SharePoint, where your lists, permissions and data already live. That works on SharePoint Online, SharePoint Server SE/2019 and hybrid — so on-prem stays a first-class option.
Typical projects take 2 days for a simple workflow and up to 5 weeks for complex processes. It's a rebuild, not a lift-and-shift — which is also the chance to modernise each process. Because forms and workflows stay on the same SharePoint lists, end users keep a recognisable process and need little retraining.
Nintex Automation Cloud is a broad automation suite: RPA, document generation, eSignature with Nintex Sign, and connectors across many business systems. For organisations automating far beyond SharePoint — and willing to pay enterprise platform pricing — it is a serious option. For SharePoint-centric workflow automation, it is usually more platform than the job needs.
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skybow uses one transparent per-user license that includes forms, automation actions and deployment — no per-workflow or usage fees. Moving from legacy Nintex for Office 365 to Nintex Automation Cloud means a new enterprise contract; customers report paying 4–5 times more than their legacy licensing. For SharePoint-centric workflows, rebuilding in skybow typically costs a fraction of that — and the license covers every process you build, not each one separately.
There is no one-click migration from Nintex for Office 365 — to any platform, including Nintex's own cloud. With skybow you rebuild and modernise: inventory your workflows, prioritise the business-critical ones, then replicate each process on your SharePoint lists with skybow's forms and automation actions. Typical effort is 2 days for simple workflows and up to 5 weeks for complex ones — with each process kept recognisable so end users need little retraining.
On 2 April 2026 Microsoft retired the SharePoint Add-In model and the SharePoint 2013 workflow engine — the infrastructure Nintex Workflow and Forms for Office 365 were built on. The products stopped working as the change rolled out tenant by tenant. Nintex support had already ended on 31 December 2025, so there is no patch or workaround.
Yes. skybow covers exactly the scenario Nintex for Office 365 was used for: forms and workflow automation directly on SharePoint. Workflows are rebuilt on your existing SharePoint lists, keep their familiar behaviour for end users, and run under one flat per-user license without usage fees.
No — there is no one-click migration from Nintex for Office 365 to any platform, including Nintex Automation Cloud. In skybow, workflows are rebuilt and modernised: typically 2 days for a simple workflow and up to 5 weeks for complex processes, with each process kept recognisable so end users need little retraining.
Usually significantly. Nintex Automation Cloud is a new enterprise contract — customers report paying 4–5 times more than their legacy Nintex for Office 365 licensing. skybow uses one flat per-user license that covers every workflow, form and automation you build, with no per-process or usage-based fees.
Yes. skybow fully supports SharePoint Server Subscription Edition, SharePoint Server 2019 and hybrid setups — so you can replace Nintex without being forced into the cloud, and your data stays on your servers.
If your automation needs go far beyond SharePoint — RPA bots, large-scale document generation, eSignature with Nintex Sign, and processes spanning many non-Microsoft systems — Nintex Automation Cloud is built for that breadth. For SharePoint-centric workflows it is usually more platform, and more cost, than you need.
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skybow combines Swiss quality with deep SharePoint and M365 expertise to deliver powerful low-code solutions. For over a decade, we have been helping businesses optimize their workflows with innovative technology and seamless integration.
What sets us apart is our exceptional customer support, available in both German and English—something our customers truly appreciate. With an extensive partner network in over 40 countries, expert assistance is always within reach, no matter where you are.
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