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In this article you will see how to delete the site using the NINTEX workflow in SharePoint. I have created a custom list named "Site Provisioning" in which I have the following columns: The Title column specifies the site title and description column to specify the site description and Delete is a Boolean value to specify whether the site must be deleted. Create of site deletion workflow The following is the procedure for creation of the site deletion workflow: Navigate to the "Site Provisioning"  list. Click on the List tab and then click on "Workflow Settings" . Click on "Create a Workflow in Nintex Workflow". Click on "Cancel" . Drag and drop the "Run if"  (used to check if the "Delete"  column has a yes value then only the "Delete Site" action will be executed) action from the "Logic and flow"  section. Drag and drop the "Delete Site"  action from the "Provisioning&q

Welcome to Nintex Workflows where we will see today the most important and mostly used functionality of sending an email using Nintex Workflow in SharePoint 2013. I know it is a part of all our developments throughout. So let's see how it is done. Go to the list or Document Library you want this functionality to work on. Go to the List or Library tab and you will find the icon as Nintex Workflow. Click on the icon and you will see the following screen. Here we have actions on the left side and on the center as you can see we can insert an action by clicking on it. As we can see the following we can insert the action from: Integration Libraries and Lists Logic and Flow Operations User Interactions Utility So as we can see I have inserted an action from User Interaction named Send an Email. On clicking on it we will see the following screen as Send an Email. You might be seeing an exclamatory mark as a warning because it is yet not configured. Once we configure it the noti