Commercial-intent page

A Nintex migration tool built for real migration scoping, not just generic automation marketing.

Flow Migrator is designed for teams converting Nintex workflows to Power Automate. Upload a workflow export, review action-level coverage, generate a structured draft, and export an importable package when the workflow is within current support.

  • Built for Nintex-to-Power-Automate migration
  • Coverage report plus structured draft output
  • Package export when the workflow is supported
What the tool does

The job is to shorten scoping, remediation, and handoff.

The product is most useful when a team needs to move off Nintex with less manual discovery. It helps you understand the workflow first, then reduce the amount of blank-page rebuild work still left to do.

Analyze exports

Upload Nintex Automation Cloud export ZIPs or Nintex for SharePoint .nwf/.wf files and let the tool inspect the actual workflow definition.

Show coverage clearly

See supported, partial, and unsupported actions so migration effort, blockers, and priorities become easier to explain across technical and business stakeholders.

Generate a draft

Use the structured draft to accelerate build work and standardize handoffs across admins, consultants, and delivery teams.

Export when supported

When the workflow is within current support, Pro can generate an importable Power Automate package for faster downstream work.

Best fit

Who usually benefits most from a Nintex migration tool.

The strongest use cases are not one-off experiments. They are real migration programs with deadlines, portfolios, approvals, SharePoint dependencies, and multiple stakeholders who need a clearer estimate than guesswork provides.

Power Platform admins

Use Flow Migrator to standardize migration planning and reduce ad hoc rebuild work.

  • Create repeatable migration outputs across environments
  • See connector gaps and support boundaries earlier
  • Improve handoff into validation and deployment work

SharePoint admins and IT teams

Use the tool to triage older workflow estates and reduce blind spots.

  • Prioritize easier migrations first
  • Expose high-effort workflows before scheduling work
  • Reduce manual analysis of .nwf and .wf inventories

Consultants and MSPs

Use Flow Migrator to create clearer client estimates and more repeatable delivery artifacts.

  • Standardize scoping across clients and tenants
  • Support statements of work with better workflow evidence
  • Accelerate delivery without hiding manual remediation work

Start with a workflow analysis and judge the tool from real output.

The fastest way to see whether Flow Migrator fits your portfolio is to upload a real workflow export and inspect the coverage report it produces.

FAQ

Questions this page is meant to answer.

These answers are written for people evaluating or actively planning Nintex-to-Power-Automate migration work.

What kind of Nintex migration tool is Flow Migrator?

It is a migration-scoping and conversion tool for teams moving Nintex workflows to Power Automate. It analyzes exports, shows support coverage, generates structured drafts, and exports packages when supported.

Does it support both cloud and SharePoint workflows?

Yes. Flow Migrator supports Nintex Automation Cloud export ZIPs and Nintex for SharePoint .nwf and .wf exports.

Can I use it before purchasing Pro?

Yes. The free Analyzer is designed to let teams inspect workflow coverage before committing to package export and retained history features in Pro.

What if my workflow is only partially supported?

You still get useful output for scoping and rebuild planning. Partial and unsupported items are visible so teams can focus manual effort only where it is needed.

Related pages

Keep the cluster connected.

These pages are built to support the same search and buying journey from different angles: comparison, cost, migration execution, and connector-specific use cases.

Need the broader product overview first? Go back to the main Nintex-to-Power-Automate page or review the compatibility matrix.