Here are some commonly requested Nintex related PowerShell commands. Find all the Nintex features, their Guids and Scope, order by Scope. Get-SPFeature | where{$_.DisplayName -like “Nintex*”} | sort -Property Scope Find all the Nintex features, order by DisyplayName. Get-SPFeature | where{$_.DisplayName -like “Nintex*”} | sort -Property DisplayName Find a specific Nintex feature (eg. NintexWorkflowAdmin) Get-SPFeature […]
In my previous blog article – Nintex Reporting – Creating your Dashboard , I talked about creating a new Nintex Reporting dashboard that focused on Activity reports. In this article, I’ll talk about creating a Nintex Workflow so that we can get approval form our manager to see if the new Dashboard (or Report page) […]
I would love to be proven wrong, but I believe a little used feature of Nintex Reporting, is the Performance Collector. Sure, out of the box it comes with a few counters that it collects, such as memory usage and CPU user, but it can do so much more. The problem is, noone really knows […]
You’ll find this report (or chart) in the Search category of reports. If you go to the Nintex Reporting Report Center it’ll look like this : This is without a doubt, one of my favourite reports that come out-of-the-box. Sounds strange, yes, and you may be asking, why do I care what my users are […]
Nintex Reporting comes with 6 Dashboards out of the box, targeted at specific company roles.1. Implementation Manager2. IT Manager3. Knowledge Manager4. Records Manager5. Search Manager6. System Administrator These dashboards are not only editable, but you can also create custom dashboards, and put on whatever report charts or grids that you feel would be relevant on […]
If you navigate to your Site Settings pages, and click on Site Features, you’ll notice there are usually 2 Nintex Reporting related site features.1. Nintex Reporting 2008 Team Site Reporting2. Nintex Reporting 2008 audit report menu action The second tends to be forgotten, but it’s actually quite a handy option to have. Once you enable […]
This is one place to start, if you want to modify an existing report, or create a new report. The first thing to get is the Nintex Reporting SDK : Nintex Reporting 2008 SDK The second thing, is to go to Site Actions->Site Settings, where you’ll see that there is a Nintex Reporting section there. […]