What can be used to provide more details about the process in the workflow itself?

Adding activity annotations in a workflow is an effective way to provide detailed information about each step or process. This practice enhances clarity and understanding for anyone reviewing or working with the workflow. Annotations can include explanations about the function of each activity, reasons for specific decisions, or instructions on how to use that part of the workflow effectively. This additional context helps streamline the workflow for anyone who is not familiar with the specifics, facilitating easier troubleshooting and maintenance.

While adding screenshots can provide visual context, they may not convey the nuances of the process as effectively as annotations, which can directly reference the functionality of each activity. Comments can be useful as well, but they may lack the precision that annotations offer within the context of the workflow itself. A summary report typically consolidates information after the workflow has been executed and does not address clarity within the workflow's operational steps. Hence, annotations are the most suitable choice for providing in-depth details directly within the workflow.