Review the release
Inspect release notes, compatibility information and the eligible version. Publishing a release makes it available; it does not automatically opt your organization into installing it.
Your fleet. Your release decision.
“We’ll decide when to update.”
Choose when your organization adopts a new Rapport Agent release. Review and approve an eligible version, opt into automatic adoption or hold updates while your team evaluates the change.
Explore the workflow
Rapport Agent release policySample dataExample organization / Stable channel
New release available
Release notesReview before rollout.
Approval required
Available does not mean adopted.
An eligible release stays available for review. Devices keep their approved target until the organization approves a change.
Device targetCurrent approved version
Signed releaseTiming policyFresh heartbeat
A missing device report is not a successful update.
Compare policy examples; this does not change a setting. Fictional example; no live device is connected.
A clearer path forward.
Choose how adoption works
Use individual release approval, explicitly enable automatic adoption or place updates on hold. Channels, rollout cohorts and maintenance windows help control which devices can start an update and when.
Follow the update evidence
Review reported update stages, deferred attempts and failures. Local update checks and a fresh device heartbeat answer different questions; a device without a report has not proved success.
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real working day.
Useful context includes knowing what the evidence can tell you—and where a decision still needs care.
- Tenant approval or explicit automatic adoption
- Signed releases and fresh signed update policy
- Hold, channels, rollout cohorts and maintenance windows
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