Nintex vs MeetEdgar

Nintex Workflow Cloud is used for several back-office processes such as manually routing insurance change requests (endorsements) to various groups for creation, approval, and distribution. Additionally, NWC was used extensively to allow for cataloging and storing claims materials including integration to cloud storage providers for document storage and retrieval. Another significant use-case for us was creating an Invoice approval process with conditional approval steps required based on department, invoice amount, etc.

- Ken Terrell

Nintex is very good in automate manual actions in SharePoint Online with documents and/or list items. Especially in combination with the use of Nintex Forms. For example, start a workflow when a user has submitted a document with a specific option enabled which will inform other users and send the document to different stakeholders. Another example is the way that approval workflows work and can easily be adjusted to the needs of the customer. If you want to build a whole new application (with custom actions) then Nintex is not the tool you need.

- Theo Clement

Nintex Process Platform is being used in our organization to automate business processes, from simple approval workflows to complex and multiple scenario applications that check for several conditions and edit several fields in the list or library. As part of the SharePoint support team, we provide basic consultation and troubleshooting services to our end users.

- Michael John Laporga

“I was immediately struck by how powerful the tool was.”

- Darren Rowse, Founder

“I love that I can set aside an hour each week to add more to my library and then I don’t have to think about social media again!”

- Jana Tolman, Author

"Nothing Saves Time Like Edgar Does" What do you like best about MeetEdgar? I love that you can setup campaigns to recycle content on a custom schedule. The schedule is visual and you can see what category of content is going to go out and when. The queue is easy to manage and add content. It also pulls in data from my website's news feed to make it easy to remember to create posts for it. I love that it will analyze the copy on a link and come up with suggestions for posting. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about MeetEdgar? There is a bit of a learning curve on setting the schedules and I do have to tweak periodically. I also find it frustrating that I can't customize the content across platforms in one post. For example, if you want to tag twitter handles in a post, you can only set that content to go on twitter. You have to do a separate post for the other outlets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. Recommendations to others considering MeetEdgar: Use the free trial as much as possible to make sure it will work for you before committing to a paid plan. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is MeetEdgar solving and how is that benefiting you? Not enough staff to keep social feeds active. Meet Edgar helps me keep my social feeds active while recycling content throughout its lifecycle. It frees me up to work on other things since social media is only one very small part of my job.

- Alyssa G.