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Administration → Workflow activity shows every request currently held by an approval workflow — and, above all, the ones that have stopped — so an administrator sees what is blocked before the person waiting on it complains. It is a monitor: nothing here changes a workflow or decides a request. The workflow activity screen with the Needs attention tab The workflow activity screen with the Needs attention tab

Who can use this screen

Seeing every request in the organisation takes View rules and their evaluations — System Administrator, Maintenance Administrator, Auditor and Executive by default. Anyone without it sees You may not read this. See roles.

The figures in the header

Only the figures that are above zero are shown. The list shows the 300 oldest requests. When there are more, the screen says so; the figures above always cover all of them.

Needs attention

The first tab lists only what needs somebody to act. Nothing has stopped — no failed replays, no step past its deadline, and nothing waiting on somebody who cannot clear it means all is well.

Running

The second tab lists every request currently waiting, healthy or not, headed Waiting on … with N of M steps outstanding. Nothing is held means every write is going straight through.

What each row shows

The decision itself is made on Approvals, by whoever the waiting step names.