What's new in the user interface
Type = What's New,; Topic = OPUS Solution Environment, Administration, Technical Documentation, OPUS,;Persona = TraceLink Administrator, User,; Orchestration =; Function = Quality, Spare 2,
Explore what's new in the Administration, solution version 14.0.0 release. To learn more about the Administration, version 2026.3.0 app that powers the solution, see
Release information
This document describes the TraceLink capabilities included in the Administration, solution version 14.0.0 release, which is available on Validation on 27 Oct 2026 and Production on 24 Nov 2026.
The following solutions are impacted by this release and will be updated to the version listed:
- Administration, solution version 14.0.0
Apps that support this solution version:
- Administration, version 2026.3.0
The features below are in order of functional relevance (i.e. the typical order in which a user executes a function or task).
This Help Center is subject to change based on the deployment of the release. In the event of changes, the Help Center will be updated within one week of release deployment. Deployment completion can be confirmed in the TraceLink Release Notice email.
Revisions
| Date | Revision | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 29 Sep 2026 | 01 | Initial version. |
| 27 Oct 2026 | 02 | The following updates have been made since the previous revision was distributed:
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UI features
The following new or updated functionality is included in this release.
Enhanced Password Policy Configuration
This release adds security controls for password requirements and privileged users. System Administrators can configure password requirements for their company. System Administrators and User Administrators can designate users as Privileged Users.
Enhanced Password Validation Controls
When System Administrators select as the in Single Sign-On Settings, they can now configure the following security controls:
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– Prevents users from setting passwords found in known breach databases.
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– Prevents users from setting passwords that conflict with supported username-based password validation rules.
Privileged User Password Requirements
Companies can now designate users as when those accounts must follow stricter password requirements.
In the General section of the , , screen, System Administrators and User Administrators can now:
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– Designate a user as a Privileged User. This designation does not grant additional application roles, permissions, or administrative access.
In Single Sign-On Settings, when is selected as the , System Administrators can now:
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– Set a separate minimum password length for users designated as Privileged Users. If no value is configured, the standard applies.
The privileged user password requirements apply when users set their initial password, change their password, or reset a forgotten password. Existing passwords remain valid until the next password rotation, expiration, or reset.
These enhancements provide greater flexibility and help companies enforce stronger, more consistent password security requirements.
Impact analysis
- Interface options:
- Web UI
- Business segment impacts:
- All business segments for Owners.
Enhanced Session Security with IP Address Restriction
This release introduces , a company-level setting in the General section of Single Sign-On Settings. System Administrators can use to associate an active user session with the IP address used to establish the session.
If the IP address changes during an active session, the user may be required to authenticate again. gives System Administrators greater control over session security and helps prevent active sessions from being used from a different IP address.
Impact analysis
- Interface options:
- Web UI
- Business segment impacts:
- All business segments for Owners.
Resolved issues
There are no resolved issues in this release.
Known issues
There are no known issues in this release.
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