It can be challenging to keep track of changes, bug fixes, and new features introduced in various versions of Business Central, especially given the different locations where updates are announced. To address this issue and improve user experience, I propose the addition of a comprehensive Change Log feature within Business Central. This feature would function similarly to the existing "Feature Management" page but with a greater focus on detailed change tracking and versioning.

Proposed Change Log Features:

1. Detailed List of Changes:

• The Change Log would include a complete list of modifications (e.g., bug fixes, new features, and improvements) across all versions.
• Each entry would specify:
• Change Type: Bugfix or Feature.
• Description: A brief summary of the change.
• Version Added: The specific version in which the change was introduced (e.g., Business Central 25.0, 25.1, 25.2).

2. Integrated Links for More Information:

• Each entry would include a link to detailed release notes or documentation, where available, for users who want to dive deeper into the specifics of a change.

3. Detailed Descriptions and Setup Guidance:

• When an entry is selected, it would display a detailed description of the change (a few sentences).
• If applicable, it would include a **link to related setup instructions** to help users implement or configure the new feature or fix.

4. Centralized and Searchable Interface:

• The Change Log would serve as a single source of truth for tracking all updates, consolidating information from:
• https://aka.ms/BCLastMinorUpdate
• https://releaseplans.microsoft.com/en-US/?app=Business+Central
• https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/release-plan/2025wave1/smb/dynamics365-business-central/planned-features
• Users could search and filter by version, change type, or keyword to quickly find relevant updates.

5. Insider Sandbox Tracking:

• The Change Log would also include updates specific to Insider Sandboxes, allowing users to track changes tested in preview environments.
• This would clarify whether a change has been officially added to the production version or remains in preview.

Benefits of the Change Log Feature:

1. Improved Transparency:

• Users can easily identify what has been added, changed, or fixed in specific versions.
• Consolidates fragmented information into one accessible location.

2. Enhanced User Experience:

• Quick access to release notes, documentation, and setup guides reduces frustration and confusion.
• Helps users and administrators understand changes without needing to search through multiple external resources.

3. Streamlined Version Management:

• Provides a clear overview of features and fixes by version, making it easier to plan upgrades or evaluate the impact of changes on business processes.

4. Better Support for Developers and Administrators:

• Developers can quickly check whether a bug has been fixed or a feature has been added in the latest version.
• Administrators can plan system updates with confidence, knowing what changes to expect.

Example Interface:

The Change Log page could be organized as follows:

• Column Headings:
• Change Type (Feature/Bugfix)
• Description
• Version Added
• Detailed Link
• Setup Guide Link (if applicable)

• Detail Pane:
• Clicking on a change displays a pane with a more detailed explanation and setup instructions.