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Posted on by DivyaBharathi

Hi,

I need to know, is there any scripts or mapping kind of documentation available to migrate Nintex workflow to MS Flow.

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Divya

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Pstork1 69,437 Most Valuable Professional on at

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There are consultants who specialize in this kind of work, but I'm not aware of any automated tool that can do it. For example here:

https://jobs.collab365.community/jobs/flow/i-will-convert-a-nintex-workflow-into-a-microsoft-flow-with-sharepoint-online/

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Hi @DivyaBharathi,

I am afraid there is no way could support Nintex to MS Flow migration.

There is an idea contains your idea that hopes it could enable migrate from Nintex, you can vote it to make it come true in the future:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Flow-Ideas/Please-add-support-for-flow-creation-API/idi-p/96305

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Community Support Team _ Lin Tu
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DivyaBharathi 6 on at

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Thank you Team!

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The older answers here made sense at the time, but the tooling landscape has changed. If what you need is a practical mapping layer between Nintex workflow actions and Power Automate actions, Flow Migrator can now read Nintex exports and produce an action-level coverage report.

That report is usually more useful than a generic mapping spreadsheet because it is based on the actual workflow export, not just a theoretical action list. It can also generate a Power Automate draft/import package when the workflow is within current support. Worth testing with one .nwf or .wf file: https://www.flowmigrator.com/

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David_MA 14,595 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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We migrated from Nintex a few years ago. Everything needed to be done manually, and I doubt Nintex has made it easier for organizations to switch. While you migrate, it is a good time to re-assess your process to see where improvements and changes can be made. For the most part, we took a completely different approach to Power Automate flows compared to what we were doing with Nintex.

The changes were mostly necessitated because of the differences in the two platforms. We migrated from the Nintex version that basically ran on top of SharePoint 2013 workflows. Most of the Nintex flows contained all steps in the process since those old SharePoint 2013 flows could essentially run forever. We now break the process into multiple workflows since Power Automate flows will timeout after 30 days.

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