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# Dashboard Actions

The **Dashboard Actions** in Change Management allow you to integrate your tools, configure workflow checks, organise projects, and control what is being monitored. These actions help you maintain compliance by ensuring that all changes are tracked, validated, and documented.

This article summarises all available actions and links to their detailed guides.

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### Available Actions

#### 1. Adding and Editing Change Management Systems

Integrate your code repositories and ticketing systems with Sprinto to automatically collect change data and evidence.

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#### 2. Workflow Checks – Adding, Editing, Running, and Monitoring

Create rules to verify that changes follow approved processes, collect evidence, and track compliance through the Monitoring tab.

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#### 3. Managing Projects and Tracking

Classify projects or repositories, assign owners for accountability, and stop tracking items that are no longer relevant.

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### Best Practices

* Connect all active systems involved in your change management process.
* Keep workflow checks aligned with your organisation’s current policies.
* Review classifications and ownership regularly to ensure they are up to date.
* Stop tracking systems promptly when they are no longer needed.


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