Finastra recently implemented a new convention for release numbering across all products. It is currently being rolled out on a product by product basis. This allows us to have a standard release number that identifies the year of the release and whether the release was scheduled or not. The following conventions exist:

• Release x.0.0 - The first number reflects the year that the version is released.

• Release 0.x.0 - The second number is the sequential number of planned releases. The first release of 2012 is 12.1.0. The second release of 2012 is 12.2.0.

• Release 0.0.x - The third number is the sequential number of an unplanned release of the product. Unplanned releases may be a Hotfix release, a release to react to an upcoming compliance change that cannot wait for the next scheduled release, etc.

   

Here is an example:

14.1.0 – the first scheduled release (major or service pack) in 2014

14.2.0 – the second scheduled release (major or service pack) of 2014

14.2.1 – the first unscheduled release after 14.2.0

Note: Currently, there is a variation of version numbers, because this numbering conversion is taking place on a product by product basis. For example, LaserPro always uses the three characters even when the last one is zero.

This is how we define major release, service pack, hotfix, and on demand releases:

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