Feature Request: Initial Workflow

Before any data is instrumented, the default view is this instrumentation force flow.

However the proper process is to build a Tracking Plan before instrumenting data. But there is no clear way to access to the Tracking Plan Events page.

Currently I know the url, so I just manually type the path in for my clients projects….

However the confusion is with my client and their team. They login to Amplitude and can not find the Tracking Plan very easy.

suggestion: It should at least provide a clear path for the engineer team to find the Tracking Plan I have built.

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