Start with a clear answer

Understand Nexcorum before putting a task into operation.

Find short answers to the questions people usually have when they first connect their work.

What is Nexcorum?

Nexcorum is a guided automatic office that repeats approved digital tasks using supported tools.

Essential questions

What is Nexcorum?

Nexcorum is a guided automatic office that repeats approved digital tasks using supported tools.

What is an automation?

It is a task Nexcorum can repeat when a situation you choose occurs.

What is Visir?

Visir is the guide that asks questions and prepares a task proposal for you to review.

How do I connect my tools?

From your Nexcorum account, choose a supported integration and complete its secure connection process.

Why does Nexcorum need authorization?

Authorization lets the connected service know that you allowed Nexcorum to perform the specific supported work.

What does authorizing a file or folder mean?

Where supported, you select the exact file, folder, document or sheet that a task may use.

Why do I review before starting?

Review lets you check the task, destination and permissions before Nexcorum performs repeated work.

How do I see what happened?

The authenticated activity area shows when Nexcorum performed a task and its result.

How do I stop a task?

Open the task in your account and pause or disable it. You can also remove connections or authorizations when needed.

Which plan do I need?

Check the public plans and integration catalog. Minimum plans and numeric limits shown there come from the current backend contract.

How do permissions protect my work?

Use the smallest set of connected accounts and authorized items needed. Nexcorum does not publish personal connection state on public pages.

How do I contact support?

Email support@nexcorum.com with a clear description and safe context. Never include passwords, access tokens or secret keys.

Write to support@nexcorum.com and describe the task, connected tool and what you expected to happen. Do not send passwords, tokens or secret keys.