Thoughts and ideas from your SharePoint support team Some examples of good uses of workflow in SharePoint As you may know, we purchased Nintex Workflow and had it installed about the beginning of August this year.  Since then we have done a number of things with workflows that have simplified work in various areas. This post describes some of the things we have done that show the flexibility and power of this product (as well as things that I think are just cool). Quarterly billing Doing billing is one of the things I am not fond of doing, so when I had the opportunity I thought I would make it as easy as I could.  I already had some lists created for tracking clients, site collections, and billing, so it was just a matter of making life easier for me in creating new billing records, getting feedback from each client, and getting the billing into our invoicing system. The list used to track billing has a record for each quarter and each client that is billed.  It contains the client, number of users, amount to bill, account number as well as a few other fields.  Before automating this I would manually create the new records each quarter, copying over the relevant data from record to record.  A tedious process at best.  I would also send out email to each client with the information and ask if anything had changed for the quarter, and often the number of users would be