Less brittle automation
Move from opaque legacy dependencies into flows with clear ownership, monitoring, and support paths.
Workflow modernization
Legacy Workflows to Power Automate
We help replace legacy workflows from SharePoint Designer, Nintex, custom scripts, scheduled jobs, and manual approval chains with governed Power Automate and Azure-backed patterns where appropriate. For Nintex-heavy portfolios, Flow Migrator provides consistent workflow analysis and supported conversion planning.
Why this matters
Surface the risks before migration work begins
Migration risk often sits in ownership, permissions, identity, workflows, integrations, and business validation. We bring those issues into the plan before they become cutover problems.
Fewer business interruptions
Prioritize workflows that drive approvals, notifications, compliance steps, or critical data movement.
Governed Power Platform
Align workflows with environments, DLP policies, service accounts, ALM, and admin reporting.
Product-backed migration
Use Flow Migrator when the workflow estate is too large, unclear, or business-critical for ad hoc rebuilds.
Representative situations
A fit for environments with real dependencies
The work is most valuable when the move includes technical complexity, business-critical processes, or governance decisions that cannot be left until the end.
Where we are typically brought in
Complexity that requires senior migration judgment
- Legacy workflows across Nintex, SharePoint Designer, scripts, scheduled jobs, and manual approval chains.
- Processes where automation failure creates operational, compliance, or customer impact.
- Power Platform programs that need monitoring, DLP, ownership, and runbooks from day one.
Before and after
Move from uncertain scope to a controlled plan
The goal is not simply to move data. It is to create a target state, sequence the work, and leave the environment easier to operate.
What creates drag
- Workflow logic is fragmented across old platforms and undocumented owner knowledge.
- Failures are hard to monitor, triage, and support consistently.
- Automation is rebuilt without a governance model.
What good looks like
- Workflows are scored, rationalized, and rebuilt or retired with clear target patterns.
- Power Automate flows include error handling, monitoring, ownership, and support runbooks.
- Flow Migrator supports repeatable migration planning for workflow-heavy estates.
Business case
Give leadership a decision-ready migration path
The technical plan should also support budget, procurement, operating continuity, and stakeholder communication.
- Reduce business process interruption risk.
- Standardize automation governance and support.
- Retire brittle logic instead of copying it into a new platform.
- Create better visibility into critical operations.
Delivery approach
A practical path from discovery through handoff
Each engagement is adapted to the source systems, target environment, timeline, risk tolerance, and capacity of the internal team.
Inventory
Find workflows and document triggers, actions, dependencies, and criticality.
Redesign
Choose the right Power Automate, SharePoint, Dataverse, Teams, and Azure patterns.
Build and test
Create flows with validation, error paths, alerting, and deployment discipline.
Operate
Hand over runbooks, monitoring, owner responsibilities, and change management guidance.
Purpose-built products
Use product accelerators where the work is repeatable
Consulting covers architecture, sequencing, governance, exceptions, and validation. Horton Scientific products support repeatable form and workflow migration tasks.
Migration software
Flow MigratorAnalyze and plan Nintex migrations with Flow Migrator
Flow Migrator analyzes Nintex workflow exports, identifies actions and dependencies, and helps teams organize supported conversions and workflows that need redesign.
Deliverables
Artifacts your team can use after the engagement
The output is structured for administrators, project managers, business owners, and leadership.
- Workflow inventory
- Modernization backlog
- Power Automate architecture
- Flow build and deployment
- Monitoring plan
- Support runbooks
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do all workflows belong in Power Automate?
No. Some should become standard Microsoft 365 features, Dataverse processes, Azure automation, or retired logic.
Can you fix existing Power Automate flows?
Yes. We can stabilize triggers, actions, connections, permissions, error handling, and monitoring.
Can this include governance?
Yes. Governance is often the difference between useful automation and a new set of unmanaged risks.
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