This is a perfect example of what I&#x27;m talking about. People can get caught up in the process including all sorts of possible use cases and lose sight of what really matters.<p>After the dust settles you can see what it&#x27;s actually used for. And sure, its not like the other use cases were bad or wrong, its just not how it ended up.<p>It&#x27;s possible that the other use cases never got traction because of some longest yard effort required on the client&#x27;s end to implement a workflow. But even that low of a bar ended up being too high.