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Remove review dates from archived processes so they don't flag

Archived processes are also listed under [Processes due for review] on [My Dashboard] under [My Reviews]. It would be good if the review dates from archived processes were removed as they were being archived or ignored in generating the report s...

Guest over 5 years ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) 1 Not Planned

3 VOTE

Reassign multiple @todos or setting to allow configuration.

Currently, we have to go through each @todo and reassign them when a Process Owner or Process Expert changes. It would be beneficial to modify in bulk or have these update when ownership changes. Often, we (Promaster) may review from a quality asp...

Jamie Nenahlo over 1 year ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / Checklists 0 Open for voting

11 VOTE

More detail in 'Process Approval Workflow Status'

The 'Process Approval Workflow Status' report currently provides a published/unpublished status for processes. It would be helpful if this report could include more detail of the exact stage of approval that the process is in, rather than 'unpubli...

Guest almost 5 years ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / Process Review & Approval 3 Open for voting

7 VOTE

Bring back the feature that @TODO are hyperlinked in the @TODO List

In the past when there is an @TODO in a process, it will show up in the @TODO list on the edit tab and if you clicked the item the process would automatically scroll to the section with the @TODO. However it looks like this feature was removed in ...

Guest about 3 years ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / Checklists 1 Open for voting

6 VOTE

Allow the Process map to be in portrait mode when export to PDF

When printing the procedure to PDF, Can we have an option for the process map to be either portrait or landscape. If portrait orientation was selected, the process map would scale to fit the page, making it more user/reader friendly.

Guest over 2 years ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / Process Map 1 Open for voting

12 VOTE

Allow Business Analyst access to add additional approvers

Currently the Additional Approvers is locked to Promaster, we would ideally like the Business Analysts to be able to add Additional Approvers where required as this is a big piece for our organisiation.

Adam Brown over 5 years ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) 0 Open for voting

1 VOTE

Enable deep links into documents.

Where a document has individual sections that relate to different processes it would be very useful to be able to link directly to the relevant material. This would enable a single source of truth to be maintained in one place but give ease of acc...

Guest 6 months ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / Documents 0 Open for voting

1 VOTE

Save and resume later when report improvements

can we pls have function of save and resume later at the initial reporting of improvement module?

Cassie Gao 6 months ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / Improvement Management 0 Open for voting

3 VOTE

Have all processes associated with a role in the Roles & Responsibility management area

In the Roles & Responsibility Management Area have all processes associated with the role (regardless of process status) visible when the Edit Role button is selected. This would stop the need to export the involvement out to a csv file to vie...

Gary Tibble over 1 year ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / User Management 0 Open for voting

3 VOTE

Option for Role Export CSV to Include All Processes and Statuses

Have the Roles Export to CSV report to produce the listing with all statuses of process included automatically, or have a check box available so that in progress and unpublished processes can be included as an option.

Gary Tibble over 1 year ago in Nintex Process Manager (formerly Promapp) / Reporting / User Management 0 Open for voting

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