UX / Design

Let us draw the arrows in Rewst. The intersecting arrows makes my workflow look cluttered and unorganized. Letting us draw the arrows would make our workflows pretty and organized.

Enable UI sorting by the last activity for all sub-pages, including Forms, Schedules, Webhooks, and Integrations. Ideally, Integrations and Webhook triggers should also display the number of executions over the past 24 hours with UI sorting capability. This change enhances visibility of each workflow trigger by execution count and last activity.

who has logged in, at what time, from what IP, what activity they did in platform, any edits made

A way to link the Rewst generated Form URL's to a custom domain name rather than the default Rewst URL.

I was attempting to add a sub-workflow but was unable to see the workflow names in the list because the edges overlapped them. You can move the edges aside to view the names, but adding hover or tool tip text would also improve visibility without the need to adjust the layout.

We have a few clients where they have sub-orgs of their own that share most or all of the same integration mappings and infrastructure but have significant differences in onboarding options. We'd like to create them as sub-organizations and have everything we don't override at the grandchild level flow down from our org and then their parent org, but integration overrides and trigger mappings can only flow down 1 generation so we're prevented from doing that. Rewst allows us to create grandchild orgs but then doesn't allow core functionality like integration overrides and trigger mappings to flow down to them, which seems to arbitrarily hamstring the platform.

Add a "debug mode" toggle on the Workflow page that disables some of the UI pop-ups that can be a hinderance for quick-fire editing/testing. One customer specific use case example would include toggling it to prevent the Version Control pop-up from requiring input after every save, only appearing when the toggle is "off" the debug mode.

I keep expecting this button to "minimize" or "hide" the workflows panel, but it actually functions as a back button, which can be somewhat confusing. Making the button more prominent or adding a dedicated "Hide Panel" button could be an easy solution.

When you go to close a tab you get the first message below, however it now appears that we are detecting if a workflow has been updated since the last save. Is there a way that if we have just published it and the next thing we want to do is close the tab we don't get the "Leave Site" message?

When documenting a workflow it would be great if we could quickly select colors from a palette like the colors for tabs also having several default colors (that you could predetermine) and have a setting for intensity.