Digital Product Release reference

Reference topics provide additional information about the lists and forms that you use to configure and administer Digital Product Release (DPR).

• Components installed with Digital Product Release
  Several types of components are installed with activation of the Digital Product Release app, including tables and user roles.
• Digital Product Release properties
  Configure the system properties to customize various features of Digital Product Release according to your organization's needs.
• Approval definition form
  Release admins can create approval definitions to get approvals of phase tasks for a release.
• Email notifications in Digital Product Release
  List of automated email notifications that are installed with Digital Product Release.
• Policy status aggregation in a multi-product release
  In a multi-product release, the policy run status of releases for all primary and included products are rolled up to the policy status of the main release.
• Release readiness target form
  Release admins can create release readiness targets on a release calendar to define the dates by which the releases must be ready for deployment.
• Request new product or service form
  Product managers or release admins can request for a new product or service in Digital Product Release.
• Release form
  Product managers or release admins can create a release for a product or service version in Digital Product Release.
• Release key date form
  Manage your release key dates for a timeline-oriented release.
• Risk score for a release
  Risk scores help release coordinators and product managers identify potential issues early and take corrective action. The risk score is calculated for the current in-progress phase and is recalculated each time you view the Release overview dashboard.
• Domain separation and Digital Product Release
  Domain separation is supported for Digital Product Release. Domain separation enables you to separate data, processes, and administrative tasks into logical groupings called domains. You can control several aspects of this separation, including which users can see and access data.