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This requirement is very useful in the organizations both for developers and business users. For developers' case, in most of the scenarios like Testing/UAT environments, we don't need to send the emails upon the task assigned. If Nintex provides any check box like "Send Email" option, this will be very useful to make the option enable/disable to send the notifications upon the task assigned.
Hi,
Thank you very much for posting your feedback. At this time, we will not be adding this request to the near-term backlog, as we are focused on other priorites. However, we reevaluate requests every quarter and will reach out if priorities change. Please keep the feedback coming as it is critical for our longer-term planning.
Regards,
Kate Huynh
This is a typical requirement. I have a lot of Workflows to migrate from SharePoint-2013 to SharePoint-Online and NAC. Many of them using assigning task without sending mails, as the users are monitoring there tasks on a daily basis and won't get email spammed. Even more important is, that in some workflows (investments, orders, and so on) CFOs and CEOs are involved and they hate to get spammed by emails. The same CEOs approved to buy your product! - You can imagine the work of persuasion we have to do here and how acceptance suffers! - Please add this functionality. - Thanks
Just implemented a new process that will result in a couple individuals getting many tasks (about 100) assigned to them when a certain cutoff point in the week is reached. They're going to ignore the emails and use My Nintex to respond to these if needed. It would be great if we could not send the email in the first place.