EOL (end-of-life) Schedule - Revision history

Dgreenwood: /* Current Versions */

2025-06-30T19:38:27Z

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	\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''		\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''
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			\|2025\|\|Apr 2, 2025\|\|Apr 2, 2028\|\|36mo
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	\|2024\|\|Sep 4, 2024\|\|Sep 4, 2027\|\|36mo		\|2024\|\|Sep 4, 2024\|\|Sep 4, 2027\|\|36mo

Dgreenwood: /* EOL Versions */

2025-01-28T17:26:15Z

EOL Versions

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	\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''		\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''
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			\|2022\|\|Jul 12, 2022\|\|Jan 17, 2025\|\|30mo
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			\|2021\|\|Aug 30, 2021\|\|Jan 17, 2025\|\|42mo
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	\|2.90\|\|July 28, 2020\|\|April 28, 2023\|\|33mo		\|2.90\|\|July 28, 2020\|\|April 28, 2023\|\|33mo

Dgreenwood: /* Current Versions */

2025-01-28T17:25:47Z

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	\|2023\|\|Mar 16, 2023\|\|Mar, 16 2026\|\|36mo		\|2023\|\|Mar 16, 2023\|\|Mar, 16 2026\|\|36mo
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	~~\|2022\|\|Jul 12, 2022\|\|Jan 17, 2025\|\|30mo~~
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	~~\|2021\|\|Aug 30, 2021\|\|Jan 17, 2025\|\|42mo~~
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Dgreenwood: /* Current Versions */

2024-09-30T20:40:09Z

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	\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''		\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''
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			\|2024\|\|Sep 4, 2024\|\|Sep 4, 2027\|\|36mo
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	\|2023.1\|\|Dec 28, 2023\|\|Dec 28, 2026\|\|36mo		\|2023.1\|\|Dec 28, 2023\|\|Dec 28, 2026\|\|36mo

Dgreenwood: /* Current Versions */

2024-01-04T15:45:38Z

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	\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''		\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''
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			\|2023.1\|\|Dec 28, 2023\|\|Dec 28, 2026\|\|36mo
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	\|2023\|\|Mar 16, 2023\|\|Mar, 16 2026\|\|36mo		\|2023\|\|Mar 16, 2023\|\|Mar, 16 2026\|\|36mo

Dgreenwood at 14:49, 19 December 2023

2023-12-19T14:49:36Z

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	For users on an EOL version, we would strongly encourage you to think about updating to the most recent Grooper version. In addition to ensuring you will continue to receive regular updates, the new functionality we have introduced over the past few years will almost certainly improve and streamline your existing Grooper processes – and will probably enable you to use Grooper in new ways and achieve new efficiencies.		For users on an EOL version, we would strongly encourage you to think about updating to the most recent Grooper version. In addition to ensuring you will continue to receive regular updates, the new functionality we have introduced over the past few years will almost certainly improve and streamline your existing Grooper processes – and will probably enable you to use Grooper in new ways and achieve new efficiencies.

	Although it is not a requirement, we recommend that all users who decide to upgrade also engage an engineer from our ~~client fulfillment~~ department. All of our engineers have a high degree of skill and experience in assisting users to achieve the best results possible, and will greatly expedite the upgrade process.		Although it is not a requirement, we recommend that all users who decide to upgrade also engage an engineer from our professional services department. All of our engineers have a high degree of skill and experience in assisting users to achieve the best results possible, and will greatly expedite the upgrade process.

	If you have any questions or concerns about the end-of-life process or upgrading, please don’t hesitate to contact your client success representative, your client fulfillment representative, or our support desk.		If you have any questions or concerns about the end-of-life process or upgrading, please don’t hesitate to contact your client success representative, your client fulfillment representative, or our support desk.

Dgreenwood: /* EOL Schedule */

2023-05-04T13:06:26Z

EOL Schedule

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	\|2021\|\|Aug 30, 2021\|\|Jan 17, 2025\|\|42mo		\|2021\|\|Aug 30, 2021\|\|Jan 17, 2025\|\|42mo
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	~~\|2.90\|\|July 28, 2020\|\|April 28, 2023\|\|33mo~~
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	\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''		\|'''Version'''\|\|'''Release Date'''\|\|'''EOL Date'''\|\|'''Lifespan'''
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			\|2.90\|\|July 28, 2020\|\|April 28, 2023\|\|33mo
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	\|2.80\|\|Nov 7, 2019\|\|Oct 31, 2022\|\|36mo		\|2.80\|\|Nov 7, 2019\|\|Oct 31, 2022\|\|36mo

Dgreenwood: /* Current Versions */

2023-04-06T19:53:16Z

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	===Current Versions===		===Current Versions===

			''Please note these dates are tentative and subject to change.''

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Dgreenwood: Dgreenwood moved page End of Life Schedule to EOL (end-of-life) Schedule without leaving a redirect

2023-04-06T17:42:48Z

Dgreenwood moved page End of Life Schedule to EOL (end-of-life) Schedule without leaving a redirect

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Dgreenwood at 17:41, 6 April 2023

2023-04-06T17:41:57Z

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	In order to improve our platform and provide our users with groundbreaking features, we schedule "~~End~~ of ~~Life~~" events for each version of Grooper. Just because a version is "end of life" (or EOL) does not mean you won't be able to user older versions of Grooper. We simply will not be actively improving an EOL version.		In order to improve our platform and provide our users with groundbreaking features, we schedule "end-of-life" events for each version of Grooper. Just because a version is end-of-life (or EOL) does not mean you won't be able to user older versions of Grooper. We simply will not be actively improving an EOL version.

	Here's what that means:		Here's what that means: