​​​​​​​​Luma Roadmap​​

What's Happening: Current Luma Related Projects, Updates, and Enhancements

​​Current Major Projects:


​Category
​Description
​Details
​Timing

​​​Interfaces

​Data Validation

SCO will seek agency feedback on interface data validation processes, focusing on reconciliation and improvement areas, particularly aggregation needs. Additionally, we’ll provide interface output metrics for agency review and sign-off to confirm data accuracy for interfaces sending data to Luma.​

December 2024 - February 2025
​Interfaces

​​Specification Validation​​ ​We’ll collaborate with Agencies to verify functional and technical specifications. After validation, we’ll conduct user acceptance testing to ensure interfaces meet requirements, concluding with Agency approval for all inbound and outbound Luma interfaces.
Throughout All of 2025
Security

Security Access Request Form​​Statewide Launch of new Security Access Request Form
Spring 2025
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SCO Release Management:

SCO Release Management is the process of planning, coordinating, and controlling the development, testing, and deployment of updates. It ensures that Luma software updates are properly integrated, tested, and deployed in an efficient manner, minimizing disruptions to end-users. Releases are scheduled to provide system enhancements to optimize Luma.

IMPORTANT: This is not a guaranteed list. This list will cange and update as configuration and testing progress.

Aug 2025 SCO Internal Release Notes

    May 2025 SCO Internal Release Notes  (COMING SOON)

Feb 2025 SCO Internal Release Notes   (HISTORICAL)

Nov 2024 SCO Internal Release Notes  (HISTORICAL)


​Luma Software Cumulat​ive Updates (CUs):​

What is a CU?: ​​​Cumulative Updates (CUs) are periodic software updates from the manufacturer ​to improve the functionality, security, and performance of Luma, our enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. These updates bundle together fixes, enhancements, and new features into a single package that can be applied to the system. CUs are designed to help organizations stay current with the latest developments in the software, addressing known issues and delivering improved capabilities without needing a full system upgrade. Applying CUs requires careful planning and testing to ensure that they integrate smoothly with the existing system configurations, minimizing disruptions to ongoing business operations.​