Filters


  • "Status" Filter:
    • Purpose: Allows you to filter workflow instances based on their current status.
    • Functionality: Clicking on "Status" will likely reveal a dropdown menu or a list of possible workflow statuses.
      Common statuses include:
      • Running/In Progress: Instances that are currently executing.
      • Completed/Finished: Instances that have successfully finished execution.
      • Failed/Faulted/Errored: Instances that encountered errors and did not complete successfully.
      • Suspended/Paused: Instances that are temporarily paused.
      • Canceled/Aborted/Terminated: Instances that were manually stopped or terminated.
    • Use Case: Quickly find all running workflows, or identify failed instances that require attention.

  • "Sub status" Filter:
    • Purpose: Provides a more granular level of filtering based on the sub-status of workflow instances.
    • Functionality: "Sub status" likely offers more specific states within the broader "Status" categories. For example, under "Running," sub-statuses might include "Waiting for Input," "Executing Task A," "Waiting for External Event," etc. Under "Failed," sub-statuses could specify the type of failure.
    • Use Case: Pinpoint workflows that are stuck at a specific step or in a particular sub-state, allowing for more precise troubleshooting.

  • "DATE FILTERS"
    • Purpose: Enables you to filter workflow instances based on date ranges.
    • Functionality: Clicking "DATE FILTERS" will likely expand to show options for filtering by:
      • Created Date: The date and time when the workflow instance was initiated.
      • Updated Date: The last time the workflow instance was modified or its status changed.
      • Finished Date: The date and time when the workflow instance completed (if applicable).
      • Predefined Ranges: Likely includes options for "Today," "Yesterday," "Last 7 Days," "Last 30 Days," "This Month," "Last Month," and a "Custom Range" to specify start and end dates.
    • Use Case: Analyze workflow execution trends over time, find instances created within a specific period, or review recently finished workflows.

  • "Has incidents" Checkbox:
    • Purpose: Allows you to filter workflow instances that have associated incidents or errors.
    • Functionality: When checked, this filter will display only workflow instances that have recorded incidents (problems, errors, exceptions) during their execution.
    • Use Case: Quickly identify and focus on workflow instances that have encountered issues and require investigation or remediation.