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title: "Intro to Release Notes"
slug: "intro-to-release-notes"
updated: 2022-10-05T22:16:10Z
published: 2022-10-05T22:16:10Z
canonical: "knowledgejems.jemini.com/intro-to-release-notes"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://knowledgejems.jemini.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Intro to Release Notes

[Jump to draft release notes for the test environments](/docs/draft-jemini-release-notes) [Jump to final release notes for the production environments](/docs/final-jemini-release-notes)

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## How to view the release notes

The release notes tell you all about the exciting new features and enhancements in Jemini.

[What's ready to test in Jemini?](/docs/draft-jemini-release-notes) outlines what's available in the test environments before they go live in the production environments.

[New Jemini features and enhancements](/docs/final-jemini-release-notes) outlines the latest features and enhancements that are available in the production environments.

You can also view older release notes in the [Previous Release Notes](https://knowledgejems.jemini.com/docs/previous-release-notes) folder.

### How the release notes are categorised

To match the format of the Jemini application, the release notes are split into five sections:

- **What's new in Pay?**
- **What's new in People?**
- **What's new in Business?**
- **What's new in System?**
- **What else is new?**

You can use the **Table of Contents** to jump to the sections you want to read. **NOTE:** Not all sections will feature in every release.

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You can print the release notes, change to dark or light view, and save them as a PDF using the tools just below the header. ![print dark pdf](https://cdn.document360.io/4610df0d-4d6e-4f46-8b41-8e4dd44c29a6/Images/Documentation/print%20dark%20pdf.png)

          DISCLAIMER:

          

Jemini responds to customer, market and partner conditions. From time to time we evaluate the delivery timlelines and projected functionality and therefore changes may occur without notice. The release notes should not be interpreted as a legally binding commitment but as a flexible document subject to occasional change.