# Frequently Asked Questions

Here’s the **numbered FAQ** version for the Change Management section.

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## Change Management – FAQs

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### Overview

This section covers common questions about setting up, managing, and monitoring Change Management in Sprinto.

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**1. How do I know which providers are supported in Change Management?**

Sprinto supports popular **code repositories** (Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, GitLab, GitHub, etc.) and **ticketing systems** (Jira Software, Jira Service Management, Asana, Trello, ClickUp, Hive, Linear, Shortcut, Teamwork, Wrike, etc.). You can view the complete list when adding a change management system.

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**2. Can I connect more than one change management system?**

Yes. You can connect multiple providers of the same type (for example, more than one GitHub account) or mix different providers.

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**3. What are workflow checks?**

Workflow checks are rules you create to ensure that changes follow your organisation’s approved processes. They can require evidence such as approval records, test results, or change tickets.

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**4. Can I edit a workflow check after creating it?**

Yes. You can edit the name, description, and rules of any workflow check at any time. Changes apply to all future monitoring cycles.

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**5. How does monitoring work in Change Management?**

The **Monitoring** tab displays both automated checks from connected systems and custom workflow checks. You can filter results, explore available checks, and review pass/fail statuses.

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**6. What happens if I stop tracking a system or project?**

When you stop tracking, Sprinto will no longer collect change data for that system or project. The item will be removed from monitoring, and its checks will no longer run.

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**7. Who can assign owners or classify projects?**

Only Sprinto administrators can classify projects or repositories and assign owners.

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**8. How often should I review my Change Management setup?**

We recommend reviewing connected systems, workflow checks, classifications, and owners at least quarterly to ensure your compliance tracking remains accurate.