Logic

Logic is how you—as a builder—create specific (and often interactive) user experiences. Nintex Apps offers three declarative ways you can leverage logic in Nintex Apps:

• Filters allow builders to create intuitive tools that let users "sift" the data to winnow out only that information that is relevant to them in their current workflow.

• Action flows are sets of pre-configured actions that can be used to interact with:

  • the data

  • the user interface

  • the external service or connection

  These actions can be employed to configure user-initiated triggers on the page such as buttons and row actions. When selected, these activate useful actions, such as opening a popup, or creating a button that toggles the display of a component on and off.

• Nintex Apps's Variables and Merge syntax can be used to insert information into components, or into field templates.

• Client-Side Validation lets you validate a user's input against the field's expected format.

• Display logic allows page builders to control how and when components and their elements are rendered, enabled, and styled based on specific conditions.