Nintex RPA LE release notes

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Important: 

If you are upgrading from a Nintex RPA Central version prior to 2.0 and a Nintex Bot version prior to version 17.3.0, Nintex recommends planning a maintenance time to: 

  1. Terminate all botflow instances.

  2. Unpublish all botflows that are scheduled to run within your planned maintenance time window. For more information, see Edit a botflow in Nintex RPA Central. You can also back up or export key botflows. For more information, see Backup and restore and Botflow Menu.

  3. Upgrade Nintex RPA Central. For more information, see Install Nintex RPA Central.

  4. Upgrade Nintex Bots. For more information, see Install and configure a Nintex Bot.

The Nintex RPA Central 2.0 and above releases do not include support for processing datasets in Nintex RPA Central. However, you can still process datasets with Nintex Bots. If you have a job with a dataset that was configured in Nintex RPA Central, and you are upgrading to Nintex RPA Central 2.0 or above, the botflow will stop working. You can let the dataset job complete first before upgrading to Nintex RPA Central 2.0 or you can upgrade to Nintex RPA Central 2.1 or above (recommended).

Nintex RPA Central 3.2.0 and Nintex Bot 17.19.0: June 25, 2025

Nintex RPA Central 3.2.0 new features

New features

  • In the new Credential Vault, you can create credentials that can be accessed and used for any and all botflows with the Send Credential and Credential Exists actions. The Credential Vault saves you time by centralizing the creation of credentials and securely stores the login details your botflows need to interact with applications, systems, and websites. You can create credentials once and use them for many botflows. For more information, see Credentials.

  • Designers can now access the Nintex RPA Central Dashboard and create botflows; run botflows; and view botflows, instances, and credentials that they have created or for which they have permission. They can also view all bots and assign bots to their botflows in Nintex RPA Central. For more information, see Roles and User Settings.

  • Participants can now view all bots in Nintex RPA Central. For more information, see Roles.

Nintex Bot 17.19.0 new features, enhancements, and known issue

New features

  • Credentials that you created Nintex RPA Central can be accessed and used for any and all botflows with the Send Credential and Credential Exists actions.
  • You can now use the Copy (CTL+C), Cut (CTL+X), Paste (CTL+V), and Delete (DEL) keyboard shortcuts in the Nintex Bot Search text bar.

  • You can now select the First row or Last row when setting up the row number in the Set List Value action.

Enhancements

  • Improved reliability targeting Chrome IFrame elements.

  • The parsing engine no longer uses regex. In addition, all environmental dependencies for the formula engine have been removed. This improves the reliability of new Nintex Bot versions.

  • The Close Window action has been enhanced to ensure that a Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge window is done processing before Nintex Bot posts a message to the window to close itself.

Known issue

  • Boxing may not work correctly in Google Chrome when targeting the Print dialog with UIA on Windows Server 2019. We recommend upgrading to Windows Server 2022, as it has performed very well in our internal tests and does not exhibit this issue. Windows Server 2022 also provides you with improved performance and speed.

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Tip: After installing Nintex RPA Central and Nintex Bot, restart the computer. If you encounter issues immediately after the installation process, begin troubleshooting by first restarting the computer.

Repackaging

The following MSI packages are provided for your convenience.

Note: 

You may want to use MSI packages if:

  • You need to distribute the Nintex Bot or Nintex RPA LE Unlocker installation to individual machines automatically across your organization.

  • Nintex Bot users do not have local full administrator rights for security reasons.

  • You want to use a program like AdminStudio or a mobile distribution manager (MDM) to distribute product installations.

System requirements

For more information, review the system requirements in the Nintex RPA LE preinstallation checklist.

General

  • Nintex RPA Central and Nintex Bot must be installed on a computer that is part of a network domain.

  • Nintex RPA Central requires access to a Nintex URL to verify licensing. Without this access, Nintex RPA Central will not be allowed to run.

  • If a firewall is in place, configure it to allow HTTPS traffic on port 443 to access the following URL: https://wus-api-rpa.nintex.io

  • You must use a standard dedicated Windows session for each Nintex Bot user. Nintex RPA LE does not support shared/non-persistent user sessions in virtualization technologies.

  • If not installed already, Nintex RPA Central installs Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.2, Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Express, and Windows PowerShell 3.0. These prerequisites are required for Nintex RPA Central.

Recommended

  • 2.0 gHz processor or higher

  • 4 CPU cores or more

  • 16 GB RAM or higher

  • 500 MB hard drive space or higher

  • 1024x768 display resolution or higher

  • Dual monitors

  • Local administrator rights

Minimum

  • 1.8 gHz processor

  • 2 CPU cores

  • 3 GB RAM

  • 300 MB hard drive space

  • 1024x768 display resolution

  • Local read, write, execute, delete rights

Supported operating systems

Nintex Bot and Nintex RPA Central only support 64-bit operating systems.

  • Windows 11

  • Windows 10

Supported servers

  • Windows Server 2019 and later

Supported browsers

  • Internet Explorer 11 (Nintex Bot only)

  • Google Chrome

  • Microsoft Edge

For more information, read about web browser support in Nintex RPA LE.

Previous releases

Nintex RPA LE releases

Nintex RPA Foxtrot releases