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The easiest way I have found to scan the BPs is to extract them all to text based xml files. The steps I use to do this are:
1) Run the Graphical Process Modeler and select the 'Source Manager' from the 'Tools' menu.
2) Highlight the root node (the top most node in the tree on the left hand panel of the Source Manager window)
3) In the right hand panel of the Source Manager window, select all the BPs you are interested in extracting
4) Right click on the highlighted processes, then select 'Check Out', choose a directory to save them to, then uncheck 'Lock Process' and click 'OK
5) When the extract has finished, you can close down the 'Source Manager' and Graphical Process Modeler
6) Open 7-zip tool, navigate to the exported BP directory, highlight all the exported "*.bp" files and choose to extract them.
7) Each *.bp file should extract to a subdirectory named as per the BP name, and contain a file named stercomm.bpml - which is the text based BP.
8) If you like, create a script to rename these files as per its parent directory name, but not necessary... once you have the files like this, you can scan & edit using your favourite text editor....
In addition to TIS/Bluebirds solution, the out of the box Healthcheck Utility can also be leveraged
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SS3JSW_5.2.0/com.ibm.help.healthcheck.doc/com.ibm.help.healthcheck.reference.doc/healthcheck_extensbility_properties.html
Business Partner TIS/Bluebird have developed an SI Toolbox which includes this capability: https://www.tis.hr/userfiles/files/Sitoolbox_ONLINE.pdf
Dashboard business process manager needs intuitiveness for the end user/developer