We evaluated Bizagi, Appian and Pega.

We are actually in the process of evaluating low-code tools in this space. We are looking for a private cloud under the Azure cloud environment. 

We are currently evaluating Camunda and Integrify.

We have tested and evaluated numerous competitors, the principal of which is K2. However, K2 is equally expensive when you get down to specifics, and requires a dedicated infrastructure, whereas Nintex resides on existing SharePoint Servers. K2 is also far more technical in nature. It does have some benefits over Nintex (principally high-volume workflows – think point-of-sale or hundreds or thousands of transactions per hour), so careful evaluation of your needs is important in selecting the right tool.

I have also developed workflows using SharePoint Designer and Visual Studio, but again they are far more complex and longer to develop, as compared to Nintex.

We did evaluate other options, with one of them being K2. We had seen a few reviews and consulted with Microsoft as well. Based on everyone's answers we chose Nintex.

I have evaluated Kudzu and SAP CRMs previously. They both have CRM connections which are good.

No, my team was trying to map requirements to the K2 solution.