Search what a workflow run received and returned
Workflow history gains a search field that reads inside each run's inputs and outputs, and the Earning Overview milestone card now matches the Milestone page.
01 ·Search inside workflow inputs and outputs
Task history for Custom Workflows and Data Workflows now carries a Search input & output field that reads what each run received and returned, not only its name and status. Results narrow as you type, and matches come back as execution cards with the workflow, its status, when it started, and how long it ran. Selecting a card opens that run's existing detail view. Filters for workflow, status, and a start-date range work alongside the query, and clearing the search restores the history table with its own filters, retry action, and pagination untouched. A run whose stored content was too large to index in full says so on its card.
Confirming what a workflow run carried used to mean scrolling a history table that keeps growing past a hundred thousand records. Now one query over the inputs and outputs answers it. That matters most to the operators who wire loyalty events into a broker's CRM and BI systems, where the question is usually whether one trader's event went through and what came back with it.
02 ·The milestone card matches the Milestone page
The milestone section of the Earning Overview widget now presents conditions the way the Milestone page does: the configured condition text, the condition logic such as WHERE and OR, a progress bar and count where they apply, and the completion state, in the order set in Key Milestone Settings. The stage icon and stage name stay at the top of the card. Widget settings gained per-stage control over which of those conditions the card shows, on the pattern already used in Milestone Settings. A condition hidden in Milestone Settings arrives here disabled and cannot be switched back on from the widget. Hiding a condition changes what the card displays and nothing else, so progress and completion still count it. The milestone selection dropdown also offers every milestone group, where it previously listed only groups that awarded at least one XP and one coin.
A hidden condition still counts toward progress and completion. Only the card changes.
When the widget card and the Milestone page describe one milestone differently, a trader checks both. The card now uses the same condition display as the Milestone page, and a broker can still hide the conditions that would crowd it. VIP tier progression stays readable wherever a trader is looking.