UX / Design

It'd be great if the execution log's action had a footer that showed which transition was taken. For example: get_graph_user success Or get_datto_site site exists A lot of times I'll create a noop simply to visualize what happened in the logs.

It would be really cool if we could have a column in the results that shows the ticket ID that result is linked to (if linked at all, if it's not linked, it would just show 'blank' or 'null' Something like the attached screenshot

Currently you can filter by name for Forms, but cannot filter by name for Workflows, Scripts, or templates. This often makes it difficult to find workflows with a name that matches other fields. It would feel more uniform to copy the existing name filter (see pic) to the other Automation's pages

Hi all! Simple one, hopefully! It would be really nice to have a column (either by default or selectable) that indicates whether the row's workflow has any triggers enabled or not. Having to dive into the flow and then the flow's trigger to tell if the flow will EVER run feels a bit prolonged. I know tags can accomplish this, but I think relying on a manual system for something like this goes against the spirit of the platform :P If you have different ideas on how the objective could be achieved, please share!

On main Workflows list, looking to have a section that displays if a workflow has enabled/disabled triggers for quick reference without needing to open the workflow.

It would be great to be able to easily where on the form the currently selected field is, like when you select a task in the workflow editor.

I would like to see the current user org at the top of the Org Dropdown list. If you are a MSP with many clients, it's inconvenient to have to search for your MSP in the list to switch back.

I would like to be able to group fields in a form together so if a user selects X from a drop down i would control a group of fields to show/ hide etc based on the response instead of one at a time.

Sometimes I have a set of Jinja I need to run on its own to filter or re-organize results. Currently handling this in a transition by creating a data alias but might be a bit cleaner to have a task specifically to execute Jinja. For example, we receive a list of contacts from CWM that has "firstName" and "lastName" objects separate and we need to concatenate them together. Having a workflow action for "Run Jinja" to take those two lists and concatenate them together as its own task would be useful

Would like to see the forms that we create be available on mobile platforms.