Enhance yourprocesseschange managementworkflowwith Version Control System.

The process is guided and straightforward:

• Choose a project and component
• Select a configuration (local or global)
• Pick the module to work with

You can add multiple configurations to compare them side by side.

What you can do:

• Compare different configurations within one flow
• Search and filter available options
• Select only what’s relevant for your analysis

Choose which attributes you want to compare across configurations. You can:

• Select attributes manually from a searchable list
• Load attributes from an existing view
• Include or exclude system-defined attributes

What you can do:

• Quickly find attributes using search
• Compare only what’s relevant
• Enable auto-accept for selected attributes

Refine your selection using filters and access-based availability. You can search and filter items by name, switch between Local and Global context (where available), and view only the projects, components, modules, and configurations you have permission to access.

Select and compare configurations and modules across projects with ease. Define versions using streams, baselines, or changesets, and work within the correct context while preserving structure and relationships. With built-in filtering, search, and reusable saved sets, managing configurations and modules becomes faster, clearer, and more efficient.

Select and compare attributes with flexibility and precision. Choose attributes manually or load them from saved views in the target module, and optionally include system-defined attributes based on your needs.

Use search and filtering to quickly find relevant attributes, and enable auto-accept for selected attributes to streamline the comparison process. This ensures efficient handling of changes while maintaining full control over what is reviewed and merged.

Access to configurations, modules, and attributes is controlled by user permissions. Users can only view and select items they have access to, ensuring data security and relevance. The system dynamically filters available projects, components, configurations, and modules based on access rights, providing a clear and secure working environment.

Perform key actions directly within the comparison workflow, including reviewing changes, selectively accepting or declining them, and merging updates into the target configuration. Features like auto-accept help streamline repetitive tasks, while visual indicators support accurate decision-making. Before finalizing, the overview provides a clear summary of selected configurations, modules, and attributes. Users can review and adjust their setup, and optionally save it as a reusable set for future use, ensuring consistency and efficiency.

The system uses clear color coding to visually highlight changes within the comparison view. This helps users quickly identify differences across artifacts and configurations without needing to inspect each item in detail.

• Yellow indicates edited artifacts
• Blue indicates added artifacts
• Red indicates deleted artifacts

This consistent visual language improves readability and speeds up the review process, making it easier to understand and manage changes at a glance.

The system provides a structured and detailed overview of all selected artifacts, configurations, and modules in a hierarchical view. Users can inspect changes at both artifact and attribute level, including full context of what has been added, edited, or deleted.

Each item includes clear change indicators and review status, allowing users to track what has already been checked and what still requires attention. The overview also supports expandable artifact details, giving access to full attribute information when needed, while keeping the main view clean and readable.

This ensures full transparency and control over all changes before accepting or merging updates.

Each artifact’s attributes can be reviewed individually, allowing users to decide whether specific changes should be accepted or declined. The interface provides clear indicators for changed, unchanged, and system-defined attributes, enabling granular control over what modifications are included in the final result.

Users can select specific artifacts for comparison and delivery using checkboxes within the module hierarchy. This allows precise control over which items are included in the merge process, with support for selecting multiple artifacts (up to defined limits). Only selected artifacts are processed in the final delivery step.

Merge execution in the delivery window - Once selections are confirmed, users can execute a merge operation that delivers all accepted changes into the target configuration. The system processes only approved updates and provides immediate success feedback after completion, ensuring traceable and controlled delivery of changes.