Nintex Integrations
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Initiate a Nintex workflow from new UserVoice suggestions
Is your product team building the features that are the most requested by your customers on UserVoice? Using a simple integration, you can help with the right level of information exchange and visibility between the passionate users of your product and the teams that are building the product.
How It Works
- A new suggestion is submitted in UserVoice
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex, which initiates the workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- UserVoice account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise License
Initiate a Nintex workflow based on Twitter mentions
Twitter is one of the main tools that a company’s PR and support departments rely on, to gauge public sentiment and address customer complaints. With a little help from Zapier, you can pass on the relevant Twitter mentions to the right people who need to act upon that information.
How It Works
- Anyone on Twitter posts a tweet matching search criteria
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex, which initiates the workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- Twitter account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise License
Initiate a Nintex workflow from new Trello cards
Does your company use both Trello and Nintex workflows to collaborate on projects and automate processes? Get the most out of these two platforms by connecting them together with Zapier, which will initiate Nintex workflows whenever a new card is added to Trello.
How It Works
- A new card is added to Trello
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex, which initiates the workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- Trello account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise License
Initiate a Nintex workflow for new Zendesk tickets
Does your customer support team need to work across different departments to resolve the tickets coming in from Zendesk? If so, an easy automation can help speed up that process. Every time a new Zendesk ticket is submitted, it will initiate a Nintex workflow that can help the right teams to work together on the ticket resolution.
How It Works
- A new Zendesk ticket is submitted
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex, which initiates the workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- Zendesk account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise License
Initiate a Nintex workflow from OneDrive files
The wait is over! You finally have the required information, to start your project, in the form of a document that has just been uploaded to your teams’ OneDrive folder. Don’t waste a moment, and kick start your project, by initiating a Nintex workflow as soon as the specified file is added to OneDrive.
How It Works
- A new file is added to OneDrive
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex, which initiates the workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- A OneDrive account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise License
Initiate a Nintex workflow for new Salesforce accounts
Your sales pipeline is growing and you are adding new accounts in Salesforce. All great, and now you need to follow up on those leads, qualify them, create quotes and work across departments to come up with the right solution for the prospective customer. Kick off a Nintex workflow with a little automation help, and coordinate all the tasks and processes needed after a new account is created in Salesforce.
How It Works
- A new account is created in Salesforce
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex, which initiates the workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- Salesforce account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise License
Initiate a Nintex workflow from new Eventbrite events
You finally have a date set for that company wide event, which is excellent! Everyone is looking forward to a great event, but as the event coordinator, you need to work across multiple departments to make sure the event is a resounding success. This Nintex to Eventbrite integration will help you put in motion the work across the different teams, by staring a workflow as soon as your event is created in Eventbrite.
How It Works
- A new event is added to Eventbrite
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex initiating a workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- Eventbrite account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise license
Initiate a Nintex workflow for new Dropbox files
You can now initiate a Nintex workflow based on actions or data that occur outside the SharePoint environment. A single automation can help you turn a Dropbox file into a new Nintex workflow.
How It Works
- A new file is added to Dropbox
- Zapier sends that information to Nintex, which initiates the workflow in SharePoint
What You Need
- A Dropbox account
- Nintex Workflow Enterprise License
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Nintex Integration Details
Launched on Zapier December 8, 2015
Zapier combines Triggers (like "New Subscriber") and Actions (like "Start Workflow") to complete an action in one app when a trigger occurs in another app. These combos—called "Zaps"—complete your tasks automatically.
The following Nintex Triggers, Searches, and Actions are supported by Zapier:
Starts a workflow
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