Why it is a separate MicroERP
A complete authorization-to-deployment/recovery workflow is independently useful while consuming external source/test/infrastructure systems.
Software DeliveryReviewed functional scope
Release Management MicroERP
Controlled release or verified rollback with artifact trace
Who it helpsRelease manager / deploy operator
FROM A REAL REQUEST TO A USEFUL RESULT
The working flow.
Release candidate or rollback trigger
- 01
Identify/build artifact
- 02
collect readiness evidence
- 03
authorize rollout/flags
- 04
verify/communicate
- 05
recover/rollback
- 06
close
The useful outcome
Controlled release or verified rollback with artifact trace
ALL FEATURES IN THEIR OWNING PRODUCT7 feature modules.
7 feature modules.
One product scope.
Open each module to review its purpose and actions. These features belong inside Release Management MicroERP.
01Software Build Pipeline Control3 scoped actions
Produce reproducible candidate builds from approved changes.
- Build inputs and dependency versions
- Execution result and failure triage
- Artifact provenance and publication status
02Application Deployment Control3 scoped actions
Coordinate application changes into each target environment.
- Approved version and environment assignment
- Deployment evidence and health checks
- Failed deployment escalation and recovery
03Feature Rollout & Flag Control3 scoped actions
Release product behaviour gradually with clear ownership.
- Flag scope and eligible cohorts
- Enablement approval and kill switch
- Expiry cleanup and outcome monitoring
04Release Artifact Register3 scoped actions
Identify exactly what is being distributed and supported.
- Immutable version and build references
- Package checksums and compatibility
- Supported and withdrawn release states
05Release Notes & Customer Change Notices3 scoped actions
Explain product changes and actions customers must take.
- User-impact and known-issue summary
- Target audience and notice schedule
- Published version and correction history
06Software Release Readiness3 scoped actions
Authorize a release using complete delivery and operational evidence.
- Scope test and dependency checklist
- Support and rollback readiness
- Go or hold decision with approver
07Release Rollback & Recovery3 scoped actions
Restore a usable application state after a failed change.
- Rollback criteria and approved procedure
- Data-compatibility and recovery checks
- Restored-service confirmation and incident link
CLEAR OWNERSHIP. CONNECTED FUNCTIONS.
How the scope fits together.
Dependencies to plan
- Shared identity, party/reference, authorization, approval, evidence and provider adapter primitives are reused.
- A dependency or external data import does not disqualify independent use.
- Immutable requirement/build/change references; provider integrations
Outside this scope
- Individual fields, calculations, review steps and reports remain internal modules.
- Source industry applicability, permissions and qualified-review requirements are retained.
REUSE THE SAME PRODUCT
Mapped to your industry.
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Start with this scope.
Confirm your workflows, required integrations, team access, migration and acceptance checks in one implementation brief.