Score workflow complexity
- ✓Trigger complexity: item change, scheduled, form submission, external event, or manual initiation.
- ✓Action complexity: approvals, branches, loops, escalations, item updates, document generation, and custom actions.
- ✓Connector complexity: SharePoint, Outlook, Teams, Dataverse, SQL, APIs, service accounts, or external systems.
- ✓Criticality: operational impact if the workflow fails during or after migration.
- ✓Ownership: business validator, technical owner, support owner, and backup owner.
- ✓Governance readiness: environments, DLP, connection ownership, monitoring, ALM, and support runbooks.
Route each workflow to the right path
- ✓Retire workflows that no longer support an active process.
- ✓Rebuild simple patterns directly in Power Automate.
- ✓Redesign complex workflows that need new approval UX, data model, or error handling.
- ✓Use Flow Migrator for workflow-heavy estates that need repeatable discovery and migration planning.
Product accelerator
Move Nintex workflows with Flow Migrator
For teams moving Nintex and legacy workflow estates into Power Automate, Flow Migrator helps turn discovery, mapping, and rebuild planning into a repeatable migration motion.
Where Flow Migrator fits
- ✓Identify workflow candidates, dependencies, owners, triggers, approvals, and failure points.
- ✓Separate direct rebuilds from processes that need redesign, governance, or integration architecture.
- ✓Accelerate migration planning from Nintex into supportable Power Automate patterns.
Turn the score into a project plan
- ✓Group workflows into pilot, priority, complex, and retirement waves.
- ✓Define Power Automate standards before rebuilding critical flows.
- ✓Book a Nintex to Power Automate Assessment when complexity, ownership, or governance risk is moderate to high.