Nintex, the global standard for process management and automation, announced its acquisition of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) provider EnableSoft, maker of Foxtrot RPA, to bring Nintex customers and partners powerful, easy-to-use RPA capabilities with the fastest time to value.
Among RPA vendors, Foxtrot RPA stands out for “Time to First Value” whether integrating existing processes or building bots from scratch. Thanks to Foxtrot’s combination of both power and ease, the time it takes organizations to recognize real, tangible benefits is hours and days, rather than weeks or months. One U.S. bank, which doubled its assets while keeping flat operations costs, attributes this success to its use of Foxtrot RPA.
“Acquiring EnableSoft Foxtrot RPA delivers on Nintex’s strategic plan for offering the industry’s most complete process platform to manage, automate and optimize business processes across all departments and industries,” said Nintex CEO Eric Johnson. “Foxtrot RPA aligns perfectly with our product design principles: to make solutions that are powerful and easy to use, drive fast time to value, lowest total cost of ownership, and incredible satisfaction. Operations, IT and process professionals use the Nintex Process Cloud to quickly improve how people work, with clicks not code, to deliver robust and flexible solutions to help improve their operations and digitally transform their businesses.”
Every company has repeatable processes and tasks that can benefit from automation like RPA. Foxtrot offers a platform to make the creation and deployment of RPA bots faster and easier than ever before making it cost effective, enabling a broader set of people and delivering rapid ROI. Foxtrot has gained significant traction in regulated industries, including financial services, banking and healthcare, because of its approach to RPA. Today hundreds of organizations turn to the Foxtrot platform to successfully automate their processes.
This latest acquisition from Nintex follows the company’s strategic partnership in January 2019 with Adobe to bring native electronic signatures, Nintex Sign™ powered by Adobe Sign, to the Nintex Process Cloud as well as Nintex’s acquisition of New Zealand-based visual process mapping provider Promapp™ in July 2018, all of which has been orchestrated since Thoma Bravo became the company’s majority investor in March 2018.
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