What's New

This section describes recent changes in Change Management.

This page discusses:

R2022x FD01 (FP.2205)

Removing Change Required from Objects
You can now configure the minimum role required to remove change control from an object to be based on access privileges.
Benefits: When this option is selected, any user with access privileges to demote or modify the object can remove Change Required from a change controlled object.
Allowing Maturity Change to Released if Content is the Latest Revision
You can use the new access rule Allow change maturity to Released if used content is the latest released revision along with the maturity transition control Reject if any of the Governed Children is not on Target State to allow maturity transition to the Released state only of the content is the latest released revision.
Automatically Freeze Objects Impacted by a Change Action
You can now configure the option to automatically promote the objects impacted by a change action to the Frozen state when the change action is promoted to the In Approval state.
Benefits: In the context of a single designer, this option helps to reduce the number of interactions to promote a change action to the In Approval state.
Change Request Orchestration
Your business administrator can configure the option to create change actions only under change orders. In this case, a change order is created when the change request moved to the Approved state and the change actions are added to the change order.

R2022x GA

Change Action Approval Process
You can now use a business logic to define the approval process for a change action.

For more information, see Change Management in the Data Setup guide.

Subtyping
Subtyping of change objects (change request, change order, change action, and impact analysis) is supported only on on-premise and private cloud environments. Public cloud environments are not supported.