The Document Pillar · Nintex Premier Partner

Nintex DocGen consulting: the document layer competitors don't have

Nintex DocGen consulting, Nintex DocGen implementation, and Nintex managed services — because every quote, contract, letter, and invoice your organization sends is a process wearing a document costume. We've automated that layer longer and deeper than anyone in our market: 16 Nintex certifications, an innovation award, reviews that name our consultants — and now agents that trigger the whole thing.

Document generation, done properly

Nintex DocGen
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DocGen assembles documents from live Salesforce data — conditional templates, CPQ-driven quotes, branded and legal-reviewed — at the click of a button or no click at all. The pattern we've repeated across energy, legal, nonprofit, and the public sector: quote turnaround from days to minutes, formatting errors to zero, one controlled template set.

Templates that scale

Conditional logic done properly, version control, naming conventions, and branding consistency — the difference between 40 templates and 400 nobody trusts.

Automation-triggered

Buttons where humans decide, Flows where they shouldn't have to, and — increasingly — agents that generate, route, and file documents as one governed action.

Delivered & signed

Email, eSignature, and storage configured as one pipeline — and with Redlining Manager, the negotiation loop (redlines, versions, approvals) closes inside Salesforce too.

Beyond documents: process automation

Workflow

Documents are where automation shows; process is where it pays. Our business-process practice covers the workflow around the paper: approval chains that don't strand deals, legacy Workflow/Process Builder migrated to Flow, and Nintex's new agentic orchestration direction — people, systems, and AI in one flow — which our partner launched in 2025 and which our practice has been building toward for years.

Leaving Conga, without the drama

Migration Offer
  1. Template inventory. Every Conga template catalogued: data sources, conditional logic, delivery — and the ones nobody has used since 2021, retired.
  2. Conversion & rebuild. Rebuilt in DocGen properly — often better than the original, because migration is the one chance to fix a decade of workarounds.
  3. Side-by-side testing. Old and new documents from the same records, compared line by line — the UAT packages our clients call the best they've received.
  4. Cutover & care. Phased by document type, then managed-services support for template changes and upgrades.

Fixed scope, sized by template inventory. The client reference is public: “an exceptional experience… a seamless transition.”

The free DocGen Health Assessment

Complimentary

Declining usage, rising failures, template sprawl, licenses nobody consumes — the signs document automation has stopped paying for itself. The assessment finds out in about a week — or start with the 60-second teaser and take the deck to your team:

1

Templates

Redundancy, logic, versioning, branding, accessibility.

2

Workflows

How documents trigger — and whether that matches how teams work.

3

Data & merges

Query patterns that determine speed; clicks-not-code where possible.

4

Delivery

Email, eSign, storage, and downstream integrations.

5

Permissions

Who can author, run, administer — versus who should.

6

Performance

Speed, failures, version currency, monitoring.

Every criterion rated Good Standing / Improvement Opportunity / Requires Attention — a written report, complimentary, yours whoever does the work. It's the same teach-before-sell logic as everything else on this site: the report is the pitch.

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How it works: about a week, about four hours of your time

1Intro call · 30 min
NDA + access · you, Nintex, Kemisoft
2Discovery · 1 hr
pain points documented
3Assessment · 2–6 hrs
Kemisoft, hands-on in your org
4Review · 1 hr
findings + recommendations

What you walk away with

The written report

Implementation overview, per-criterion ratings, identified pain points, and specific recommendations — the same rigor as our paid architecture reviews.

Quick wins

Findings that pay back immediately: broken delivery options, redundant packages, outdated versions, Files-vs-Documents fixes, misfiring conditional logic.

An optimization plan

A prioritized statement of work for what's worth fixing — use it with us, your team, or anyone. The findings are yours regardless.

Why organizations do it

Accuracy & speed

Cleaner templates and optimized merges mean documents that are right the first time, generated faster.

ROI & utilization

Most estates use a fraction of what they license — the assessment surfaces the features you already own.

Governance & compliance

Version control, permissions, and audit trails reviewed against how regulated teams actually need them.

Assessment FAQ

What does the assessment cost?

Nothing — it's complimentary. If the report surfaces work worth doing, we scope it as a statement of work; the findings are yours either way.

Who should participate?

Your Nintex champion, technical team (Salesforce/IT), key business users, and an executive sponsor — alongside our assessment team and, where relevant, your Nintex account team.

Does this cover more than DocGen?

Yes — as a Nintex Premier Partner we assess across the platform: DocGen, AssureSign eSignature, Nintex Automation Cloud, and Nintex Apps for Salesforce, plus K2-to-Nintex conversion planning.

We're on a very old Drawloop version — is that a problem?

It's the most common finding we make. Outdated versions and expired sandbox licenses are quick wins; modernizing legacy Drawloop configurations is core practice here.

Live webinar · Kemisoft & Nintex · Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Modernize document generation — moving from Conga to Nintex DocGen

A free 60-minute working session on what a transition actually involves: what to inventory, what maps across cleanly, and how to sequence the move so nothing important breaks in week one. Can’t make the time? Register anyway and we’ll send the recording.

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Contracts, signed and sealed

Horus takes documents personally — his ancestors invented them. Sixteen Nintex certifications, an innovation award, and the document layer competitors don't have.

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Your documents, working for a living

Start with the free assessment — six areas, one week, a report worth keeping either way.

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