Review what's changed in CoE Manager v.38 release.

What's changed

Opportunity stage renamed from In Progress to Build

The In Progress stage for opportunities has been renamed to Build for clearer and more standard terminology. This change is reflected consistently throughout the product, including landing pages, workflow sections, page filters, and API-level attributes. This update ensures users can more easily understand the current stage of an opportunity, aligning the terminology with its intended function and improving overall clarity.

Admin section renamed to Users

The admin section is enhanced for greater clarity and inclusivity. The Admin-User section is renamed to Users to support all user types, including developers, testers, and others. This update provides a clearer, more inclusive, and simplified user interface, consolidating section user management into a unified view so that administrators can manage all user types in one place.

The updated Users section includes a new User Type drop-down, allowing classification of users as developer, tester, or other. Based on the selected user type, only the relevant environments are displayed, for example dev environments for developers and QA environments for testers, ensuring accurate and streamlined user-environment mapping.

Net impact configuration limited to Idea stage

To simplify opportunity configuration and improve data consistency, the Net impact setting can now only be modified during the Idea stage. Previously, Net impact setting could be changed across all stages of an opportunity, which often resulted in inconsistent data and configuration errors during later stages. With this update, the Net impact field is automatically locked after the opportunity progresses beyond the Idea stage.

If an opportunity is moved back to the Idea stage from a later stage (such as Pipeline or Build), the Net impact setting becomes editable again, allowing for necessary adjustments before moving forward. This change ensures that key opportunity attributes remain stable throughout the process lifecycle, reducing rework and configuration complexity for users.
Unified Admin Settings page

All admin configuration pages have been consolidated into a single, unified Admin Settings page. Settings are now organized under clearly labeled sections; program settings, integrations, complexity and alignment settings, users, and so on. This change simplifies the administrative interface, reduces navigation effort, and helps users manage configuration settings more efficiently within a single location.