Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp)

Summary: Introduce an embedded 'Report Improvement' button directly on the Nintex Process Manager homepage. Current Situation: Currently, users must navigate through Improvements > Report to log an improvement, which requires additional steps a...

As mentioned by Peter on the idea to increase the number of roles allowed to be assigned to an activity … The ability to add Roles to a Responsibility (in addition to being able to assign named persons to a responsibility) would be great and impr...

As a Promaster, I want to be able to see when and who created users, and when updates to the users profile was made from within the users section of Process Manager, so that I have a full audit trail of user management that is easy to access. I wo...

A common request from Manager's is a list of processes owned by one of their team members. It would be helpful to be able to filter this report by Process Owner and Expert before running it. These two filters would be in addition to the Process Gr...

I have identified a gap in the Nintex Process Manager Improvements Module where a report for deleted incidents is not available. Implementing this functionality would enhance transparency by ensuring a clear record of all reported incidents, inclu...

It would be beneficial to report on total times for Promapp processes in Power BI

Currently the system automatically emails Process Owners and Process Experts when a piece of feedback is received against a process. It would be much easier for the users to respond to feedback if they did not need to open up Promapp and if inste...

It would be helpful to have audit logs for user creation and changes to user accounts. Our organization has an Access Management team, so it would useful to be able to tell who created a user account or who made changes in the event there are ques...

Reporting availability on user addition and deletion by Promasters. [ ref:_00D90q6Cb._5002v2cbjHX:ref ]

Would be great to have the inherent risks showing in their colour scores (same as residual) so we can visually see the improvement of the risks.