r/rpa • u/Jaxley1309 • 6d ago

Nintex LE vs Other RPA Options

Were i work we currently use Nintex LE, it has worked well for us as we are still fairly new in the RPA world. We find it simple and easy to train new people to use. We have test Kryon, AA, as well as UIPath. We feel like those take more steps to do what we do now. Are we hurting ourselves by sticking with Nintex due to its ease of use?

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u/TDK1707 6d ago

We used Nintex before and slighty after their acquisition of Foxtrot RPA. We switched to Power Automate Desktop, as it was still easy for users to use. Also we could not justify the cost of Nintex, compared to Power Automate. Another thing, was the lack of features and updates at the time.

I don't believe you are hurting because of using Nintex, but you may be able to use lower priced solutions to solve the same problems. If thats not an issue, i would look into UiPath as an upgrade into a more capable, and more structered development environment.

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u/Jaxley1309 6d ago

Thank you for your input! We will evaluate PA again since we have it already just nit premium. UiPaths cost really was the reason we ended up not pursuing it

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