Is there a way to monitor WF according to its business semantics?

Hi experts,
Tcodes swiX offer a way to monitor wf in runtime from a view of technically. But I need a way to trace the process of WF from the view of business for user. For example, is there a way to find a WF in processing by its initiator, or certain elements in workflow container, or its workitem receiptor? My client wants to monitor their process by a key user.
I also want to know the tables which store the basic data of WF, such as its runtime status, instance, templates, initialization date, container infomation and so on. Maybe I can find some business infomation from those tables.
Thanks~

Hi Yichao
The tables which store the basic data of WorkFlow,
    SWW_OUTBOX - Lists Workflows in outbox together with status
    SWW_CONT     - Container Contents for Work Item Data Container
    SWW_CONTOB- Container Cont. for Work Item Data Container (Only Objects)
    SWWLOGHIST - History of a work item
    SWWORGTASK- Assignment of WIs to Org.Units and Tasks
    SWWUSERWI   - Current Work Items Assigned to a User
    SWWWIHEAD   - Header Table for all Work Item Types
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