Nintex Apps for Salesforce release notes

Note: Skuid SFX is now Nintex Apps for Salesforce.

We support the current and previous major releases. Both will be updated periodically with maintenance releases and hot fixes.

Release type Description Cadence
Major Collection of key features, new architecture, performance improvements, bug fixes. Yearly
Update Collection of key features, performance improvements, bug fixes. Every 6 weeks or as needed
Maintenance Bug fixes only. Every 2 weeks or as needed
Hotfix 1-2 bug fixes focused on a critical issue. Rare, only as needed

Important: Nintex Apps for Salesforce versions 17.8.5 and above only have the Page Designer enabled by default for new pages. Existing pages will open in the Composer where they were created. If you require access to previous Composer experiences, reach out to account manager with your Salesforce org Id.

Latest release: 17.9.5: 2025-09-04

  • Page Designer:

    • Updated labels for Deck, List, and Table component footer properties improve consistency across Nintex Apps.

    • Improved Page Designer performance.

    • Improved handling for unsupported field types. Sometimes, connections have field types that are not yet supported by Nintex Apps. In the model data area, unsupported field types are designated with a distinct icon. These fields cannot be added to the model.

    • Fixed an issue where table headers displayed field names instead of labels for SQL connections.

  • For more information, see the Page Designer help topic.

  • Connectors:

    • You can now set up and use connection variables to store connection settings instead of static setting values. If you move the application with the connection to another environment, the connection variable is also moved, but the value in it is not. This feature allows the values to be different in each environment. For more information, see the Connection variables help topic.

    • The database URL port and database host/IP address for SQL connections are combined into one database URL field.

    • Clarified parameter condition description text in legacy REST models. For more information, see the REST help topic.

    • The Authentication Providers tab is no longer available in the Connections page. Authentication providers are now configured inline for all connector types.

  • User and session management:

    • As an improved security measure, platform-managed users (those using an identity provider or Nintex authentication) can no longer use a Nintex Apps username/password to authenticate. They must use the platform-configured authentication method. They also can no longer request a password reset or have their password reset by the admin through the manage users experience in Nintex Apps.

    • The create and import manage users actions are de-emphasized in tenants that are connected to Nintex Workflow. All user management should be completed in Nintex Workflow.

    • For all new tenants, the rights a user has in Nintex Apps will be dictated by the role they have in Nintex Workflow. Upon login, users assigned a Participant role in Nintex Workflow will be assigned the Standard site permission set in Nintex Apps; all other users will be assigned the Admin site permission set. This removes the need to separately assign Nintex Workflow Designers as Designers in Nintex Apps. Existing tenants will also have this feature enabled where it doesn't conflict with any existing authentication and authorization settings.

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

    • User properties, including name and email address, can no longer be updated by users in Nintex Apps if their account is managed in Nintex Workflow.

    • User properties, including name and email address, can no longer be updated by admins in Nintex Apps if their account is managed in Nintex Workflow. Site permission sets, locale, and timezone can still be configured in Nintex Apps.

    • Upon logout, users are now presented with a Signed Out page instead of being directed back to the login page. This provides a more consistent experience with Nintex Workflow and ensures the default single sign-on behavior is always respected. Users that require a Nintex Apps-Only username/password can still access the login form at ui/login on their tenant.

    • The Site Permission User Signup feature is no longer available by default. If you require it, request enablement from Support.

  • General bug fixes:

    • You are now able to take a product tour from the Help menu. Simply click Help > Take Apps Tour to begin.

    • Improved login behavior after timeout. When a user's Nintex Apps session expires and they click the Log In button, they will be directed through the organization's default login flow. Previously, users in some tenants with multiple authentication options were directed to choose from a list they may not have been familiar with.

Previous releases

Previous releases (no longer supported)