Henning Eiben
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10 votesUnder Review · 1 comment · 5 - Nintex Workflow Cloud » Xtensions · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
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Even if the custom Xtension exists in the target-environment the import will fail - or at least the actions will be inaccessible.
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Hi Henning,
Which particular Exchange Online actions do you require connections for?
Cheers,
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We’re reviewing this request internally.
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2 votes0 comments · 5 - Nintex Workflow Cloud » Dashboard Experience · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Hi Henning,
Thanks for your suggestion! I’ll add this request into our backlog for review.
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Apologies as we went quiet on this – it’s been a while as we had a few other priorities to work on.
The plan now is that we will be able to solve for this via a new capability that we will be introducing in a form of a Table. The general idea is that the table will allow the persistence of data and will integrate with workflows providing operations like CRUDL and forms via data sources.
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Hey Chris,
Noted. We do have the verbose logging feature that you mentioned in the backlog.
As for capturing the JSON of the tasks we’ll need to look into that in further detail on how we would do that.
Josh
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Hi Sridhar,
Can you share some examples of how you are using constants in your workflows?
Ta, Rick
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199 votes22 comments · 3 - Nintex Workflow for Office 365 » Store / Actions · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thanks for your feedback. We announced our intended support for APIS in 365 at WPC. Please see the dedicated API forum on UserVoice for further info
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31 votes1 comment · 2 - Nintex Forms for SharePoint » Form Settings and Administration · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thanks for your suggestion.
I will update this idea if there are any updates to share.
Cheers, Euan
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Thanks for your suggestion.
I will update the ticket if we have anything to share on this idea.
Cheers,
EuanHenning Eiben
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768 votesOpen for voting · 49 comments · 3 - Nintex Workflow for Office 365 » Runtime · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Henning Eiben
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Maybe you should consider moving your workflows to the Nintex Workflow Cloud. NWC supports MFA-enabled accounts for authentication, and since recent updates from last year the number of Office365/SharePoint actions hast much increased. You can also seamless integrate NWC workflows in O365, as you can react to any triggers in O365.