This section is where the monthly xMatix release summaries are published. At the moment it holds no issues. Until one appears here, use the Last reviewed date on each documentation page to judge how current that page is.
Overview
A release summary describes what changed in the platform during one month, grouped by module. Each item links to the documentation page that explains the feature, so a release note is always one click from the full procedure.
No monthly issue has been published yet. Nothing on this page lists changes after the event, and this page makes no announcement about when the first issue appears. When an issue is published, it is listed under this section.
How to tell how current a page is
Every page in this Knowledge Center shows its Last reviewed date in the line under the page title, next to the page type. That date is the day the page was last checked against how the product behaves.
- A recent date means the page was compared with the product on that day. Procedures, field descriptions and rules on it describe the product as it behaved then.
- The same date is published to search engines as the page's last-modified date, so search results show it as well.
- Pages in the entity reference are regenerated from the platform's data model, so their field lists follow the product closely.
When something on a page doesn't match what you see
Some screens can be tailored by your administrator, so a form, a list or a menu in your organization can differ from the standard one described here. If a page doesn't match your screen:
- Check the page's Last reviewed date.
- Ask your administrator whether the screen has been customized for your organization.
- If neither explains the difference, start from the troubleshooting hub or see Where to get help.
Common questions
Where do I find out what changed this month?
There is no monthly release summary in this section yet. For a specific feature, open its documentation page and check the Last reviewed date under the title, which tells you when the page was last checked against the product. If the product behaves differently from a recently reviewed page, your organization may have customized that screen, so ask your administrator first. Once a monthly issue is published, it is listed in this section and links to every page that changed.
Does the Last reviewed date mean the feature changed on that day?
No. It means the page was checked on that day. A review can confirm that a page is still correct, correct a detail or add missing steps, and the date moves in all three cases. A recent date tells you the page is current, not that the feature is new.