Webinar: Nintex to Power Automate: Converting State Machines

Join us for an exclusive webinar with McCaslin Hughes on Wednesday, January 21 at 12PM EST.

As organizations continue moving from Nintex to the Microsoft Power Platform, one question comes up again and again: “How do we build Nintex state machines in Power Automate?”

State machines are one of Nintex’s most powerful workflow features. They allow processes to jump between stages, re‑enter previous steps, and remain active for as long as the business logic requires. But Power Automate doesn’t include a native state machine action, which means teams need a new approach.

In this session, we’ll walk through exactly how to replicate state machine behavior in Power Automate using lightweight, maintainable patterns that scale.

What You’ll Learn

This session breaks down the practical techniques you need to successfully rebuild Nintex state machine workflows in Power Automate. You’ll learn:

How to eliminate unending or long-running flows
How to use trigger conditions so flows run only when needed
How to reduce unnecessary API calls and improve performance
How Nintex state machines differ from Power Automate logic patters
How to replicate Nintex state machine behavior in Power Automate

Meet The Presenter

McCaslin Hughes is a Lead Solutions Engineer at IncWorx Consulting, specializing in the Microsoft Power Platform. With extensive experience in SharePoint, Power Apps, and Power Automate, McCaslin has helped enterprises modernize processes and adopt scalable, governed solutions. He is passionate about empowering organizations to confidently deploy across Dev, Test, and Prod environments while following best practices for enterprise success. His real‑world expertise ensures that attendees will walk away with practical insights they can implement immediately.

Why It Matters

State machines are often at the heart of complex business processes, approvals, reviews, escalations, and multi‑stage workflows. Rebuilding them incorrectly can lead to: