SPM Enterprise-Wide Deployment release notes

topic australia Updated Sep 10, 2026 2 min read enterprise-wide-deployment-rn.md
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The ServiceNow® SPM Enterprise-Wide Deployment application provides data partitioning capabilities for Strategic Portfolio Management (SPM) tables that enable organizations to separate and control record visibility across functions such as departments and business units. See the following sections for release notes by version.

About Enterprise-Wide Deployment

  • Separate and control record visibility across functions using partitions.
  • Enforce partition visibility automatically across Project Workspace, Portfolio Planning Workspace, Resource Management Workspace, and Strategic Planning Workspace.
  • Assign the EWD PMO role to users who require visibility across all partitions, such as PMO leads and portfolio managers.

See SPM Enterprise-Wide Deployment for more information.

Activation and other requirements

  • Activation information

    Install Enterprise-Wide Deployment by requesting it from the ServiceNow Store. Visit the ServiceNow Store to view all the available apps, and for information about submitting requests to the store.

  • Upgrade information

    After upgrading to SPM Enterprise-Wide Deployment v1.0.5, the system administrators loose access to the partitioned-data that they don't have the respective partition role assigned. Set the sn_spm_ewd.allow_admin_access_to_all_partitions system property to true if system administrators must continue accessing all the partitioned-data even though they don't have the respective partition role. For details, see Configure administrator access to all partitions.

Parent Topic:Strategic Portfolio Management release notes

Version 1.1.0

The version 1.1.0 release supports partition-specific dashboards, limits the partition selection list to the partitions each user can access, and extends partition protection to portfolio-project relationships.

What's new

  • Partition-specific dashboards

    Map dashboards to partitions so that each partition uses its own dashboard layout and settings. A partition-to-dashboard mapping table stores these associations, so you can create, update, and delete mappings as your partition structure changes.

What's changed

  • Portfolio project partition coverage

    Partition protection extends to the relationships between portfolios and projects, stored in the Portfolio Project [pm_m2m_portfolio_project] table. Users see portfolio-project relationships only for the partitions that they can access.

Version 1.0.5

The version 1.0.5 release restricts system administrator access to partition data by default. Administrators can enable access across all partitions through the system property if required.

What's changed

  • Restrict system administrator access to partitioned data

    Restrict system administrators from accessing partition-protected data through a new configurable system property. The system property sn_spm_ewd.allow_admin_access_to_all_partitions controls whether system administrators can access all partitions by default. By default, this property is set to false, which means system administrators must have the appropriate partition role to access partition-protected data.

    Users with the system administrator or sn_spm_ewd.ewd_admin role can configure this property. This enforces strict data governance policies at all security levels and prevents unintended access to sensitive partition data. When partition access restrictions apply, all user roles, including system administrators, are subject to uniform partition role validation.

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