The workflow reports table needs a column that links directly to the Workflow Settings for the list or site to which the workflow is associated.
Without that, this table isn’t as actionable as it could be. For example, if a customer wants to remove a workflow definition from a list, they browse to the site, then the list, then List Settings, then Workflow Settings. But the cx should be able to get there with a single click since the Workflow Settings URL is parameterized by List ID, e.g. https://loremipsum.sharepoint.com/sites/wflab/_layouts/15/WrkSetng.aspx?List={51BD53C1-6D7D-44D7-9A97-5D7D04FD0DDC}. This link can be calculated and added as a column to the table.
The workflow reports table needs a column that links directly to the Workflow Settings for the list or site to which the workflow is associated.
Without that, this table isn’t as actionable as it could be. For example, if a customer wants to remove a workflow definition from a list, they browse to the site, then the list, then List Settings, then Workflow Settings. But the cx should be able to get there with a single click since the Workflow Settings URL is parameterized by List ID, e.g. https://loremipsum.sharepoint.com/sites/wflab/_layouts/15/WrkSetng.aspx?List={51BD53C1-6D7D-44D7-9A97-5D7D04FD0DDC}. This link can be calculated and added as a column to the table.