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Change, problem & release management — found from sitemap — GLPI
Checked for GLPI on 1 Nov 2026
- Page
- https://help.glpi-project.org/helpdesk/changes
- Checked
- 1 Nov 2026, 10:19 UTC
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- Public page, crawling permitted
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Facts read from this source
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Change management Report an error
“A change is a modification, addition or deletion of an element of a company that may have an impact on procedures, infrastructure, etc. A change is often a relatively major event and requires follow-up. It may be linked to a problem and/or one or more tickets.”
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Change statuses Report an error
“Status New Evaluation Approval Accepted Pending Testing Qualification Applied Review Closed Cancelled Refused”
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Change plans Report an error
“a plan insert is available covering 3 phases: deployment plan, fallback plan, checklist.”
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Change validation Report an error
“it can be submitted for validation if required. A minimum threshold can be assigned to validate the change.”
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Change cost Report an error
“You can also estimate the cost of the change. In our case, adding a new server (hardware cost + human cost)”
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Change project link Report an error
“If necessary, you could add a project.”
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Change ticket link Report an error
“If this change is the result of one or more tickets, you can join them in the tickets tab.”
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Change items link Report an error
“You can indicate all the elements that are impacted or linked by this change.”
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Impact analysis Report an error
“The impact analysis allows you to see the linked elements and to have an overview of the impact that a breakdown in the infrastructure could have.”
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Change kb link Report an error
“You can attach one or more items from the knowledge base”
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Trial Report an error
“45-day free trial”
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Itil closing Report an error
“From an ITIL perspective, changes can be considered closed once testing and qualification have been completed.”
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