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OverviewThis feature allows administrators to get an overview about existing workflows in your system, including the number of validators, conditions, and post functions used and grouped by apps. View workflows, transition attributes, workflow attributes, and errors by switching tabs. |
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The workflow report can be reached via Administration → Issues → Workflow report or directly in the Jira administration.
You can also press on 
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Workflow tab
Displays all apps that contribute to the workflows, grouped by validators, conditions, and post functions.
Clicking on the numbers will filter the table underneath to include only the workflows that fulfill these conditions. Refreshing will reset the filter.
Workflows can be then visualized in detail or compressed.
Workflows can be filtered by searching for names, XML, or the description and by the workflow's status (active, inactive, draft).
Pagination
If your filters return more than 10 workflows, the results will be spread across multiple pages.
You can navigate through these pages at the bottom and increase the number of workflows displayed per page if necessary.
The Workflow Attribute Report tab provides an overview of the used validators, conditions, transitions, and post functions.
Transition Attribute Report tab
The Transition Attribute Report works in the same way as the Workflow Attribute Report tab, plus it shows the usage of screens, states, and transition properties.
Error tab
All workflow errors caused by apps will be shown in this tab.
In the following example, an app adds a post function and has been deactivated, but the post function is used in a workflow and that's why an error is shown.