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# How to resolve Sprinto check for configuring change management system

### About

Sprinto check: Change management system should be configured

The Sprinto check highlighted above becomes active when no change management system is configured on your Sprinto account. A change management system is crucial for tracking all change requests processed within the system. On Sprinto, you have the flexibility to configure your preferred code hosting or ticketing systems to monitor these changes.

### Purpose

Major security compliance frameworks mandate the implementation of a robust change management system within organizations. This system effectively tracks all the change requests and code modifications pushed to the production code. The change trails recorded by these systems play a vital role in meeting compliance requirements during your desired framework’s compliance audits.

### How to resolve

To address this check, you must configure a change management system on your Sprinto account. You can seamlessly integrate your preferred code hosting service provider to track changes made in code repositories. Alternatively, you can integrate a ticketing system to log all change request tickets.

Once you configure either of these services on your Sprinto account, the Sprinto check status will be updated to “Passing.”

For detailed instructions, refer to the guides on[ configuring code repositories](https://sprinto.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/72000607765) or[ setting up a ticketing system](https://sprinto.freshdesk.com/a/solutions/articles/72000607768) on Sprinto.

If you require any assistance with the Sprinto check, please don't hesitate to reach out to Sprinto support. We're here to help!


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