I recently discovered the usefulness of using the Business Process sensor for a specific setup I was looking for. However, I was very disappointed when I found out that I can add new channels to it, but I'm not able to delete any channels. Instead, I have to delete the entire sensor and start all over. This seems very impractical. I did find that the "Sensor Factory" sensor is a valid replacement for it that lets you delete channels, but I find it much more difficult to configure and is not as clean looking as the BP sensor. It also has a very high performance impact compared to only having a medium impact that the BP Sensor has.Having the ability to delete individual channels would add great value in my eyes.

As a Systems Engineer monitoring dynamic infrastructure, I want sensors to automatically hide or remove channels for resources that are no longer active, so that I can focus on relevant monitoring data without manually recreating sensors to clean up outdated channels.

For example, when monitoring server mount points through an EXE/Script sensor, each actively used mount point should have its own channel. Once a mount point is decommissioned, it should be possible to remove its channel rather than having it remain permanently greyed out, which creates UI/UX confusion and makes it difficult to distinguish between active and inactive resources. This would eliminate the need to recreate sensors every few weeks/months for cleanup purposes.

One possible usage scenario could be the following one:
- Click on the channel gear
- Scroll to the bottom
- A red button labeled "Delete channel" is present
- Clicking on it shows a confirmation dialog box
- If we click Yes, the channel and all its associated historical data points are deleted
- If we click No, the channel is not deleted