Nintex Apps release notes

Note: Skuid NLX is now Nintex Apps.

Nintex Apps release (v17.10.5.0) 2025-12-01

  • App permission sets:

    • App permission sets can now be granted via Workflow groups in addition to individual users.

    • App permission sets can now be used for rendering conditions, styling conditions, enabling components, and in action flows to allow designers to surface UI components to users with specific App permission sets.

    • User global merge and the Variable Picker panel have been updated to add support for App permission sets. Merge Syntax is {{$User.appPermissions}}.

    For more information, see the App permission sets help topic.

  • User management:

    • As part of the ongoing progression to leveraging Nintex platform for User Management, usernames in Apps can no longer be configured separately from email addresses. For backwards compatibility, usernames will still be available in conditions and merge syntax; however, they will have the same value as email. Existing tenants where these do not currently match will not have this automatically enforced at this time.

    • The default role alignment between Nintex Workflow roles can now be configured from the Nintex Apps User Management area (from the options menu). Admins can adjust which Workflow users will get Admin and Standard Site permission sets in Apps, and can also configure whether these mappings can be updated within apps after the user has been created.

      This is particularly useful for existing Nintex Apps customers with multiple Site permission sets, and for Nintex Workflow customers that have users that will be designers/developers in Workflow, but will not be designers in Apps.

      The default configuration continues to have the existing behavior of mapping Workflow participants to Standard Site permission set, and all others to Admin, as well as allowing Apps admins to update a user's site permission set assignment (as opposed to letting the workflow mapping always control it).

      For more information, see the Nintex Workflow and Nintex Apps connected user management help topic.

  • General bug fix:

    • Fixed an issue where a newly created action occasionally would disappear after changing a property.

Previous releases

Early access tenants

Note: NLX early access tenants are no longer available for external use. We encourage users to follow proper application lifecycle management utilizing multiple production NLX tenants instead. These release notes remain posted for posterity.