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What’s New in SAP Central Business Configuration 2504

FabianAckermann
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert
a month ago
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With the latest release (2504) for SAP Central Business Configuration, an exciting new feature is available. This blog post will provide you with an overview.

Optimized Workflow for Rebase

In the fast-paced world of business process management, clarity is key. If you're utilizing the parallel line in your operations, there's a new feature designed to streamline your workflow. The Configure Your Business Processes app now includes an Exempted from Rebase filter. This provides an easy way for identifying configuration activities that are exempt from the rebase operation and require manual rework.

Exempted from Rebase filter in the Configure Your Business Processes appExempted from Rebase filter in the Configure Your Business Processes app

For a quick summary, check out this video about What's New in 2504. Don’t forget to also use the What’s New Viewer on the SAP Help Portal, which provides further details and links about all the recent changes.

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Do you have any ideas on how to further enhance SAP Central Business Configuration? Go to the SAP Customer Influence platform to submit an improvement request or vote for the ideas of others. This helps us understand your requirements even better and prioritize our work accordingly. We’re looking forward to your improvement requests.