1. Release Management
  2. Implementation
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How a Release Management rollout works

Start with a project, a release package and one operating cycle.

  1. Set the project

    Create the organization, team members and project with an owner and dates.

  2. Plan a package

    Put releasable tasks under a package and name the people who maintain each status.

  3. Run the exceptions

    Raise an issue with severity, rehearse triage and inspect its receipt. Record one risk with an owner and mitigation.

  4. Review hours

    Submit time with positive hours, then inspect the resulting approval decision and receipt.

  5. Review the window

    Schedule a pending window, check the package and issues, then record the actual outcome.

What the customer provides

Bring the project roster, organization names, package plan, task owners and dates. Choose who reviews automatic time approval results and who records deployment window outcomes. Agree where source control, deployment logs and document files live before linking evidence.

Changing it afterwards

When a team adds a project, repeat the same ownership and access checks. If the review route changes, rehearse valid and invalid time approval before using it for live hours. Keep previous decisions and operation receipts attached to their original case.

Set up Release Management your way.

Start free, then use Proto to change fields, steps and approvals before your team goes live.

How to get started