Note Beginning with 23R3 content and for all subsequent releases, Vault Release Notes is the official site for Vault Safety release notes.
Important Dates
Nov 9, 2020
Pre-release vaults available
Nov 10, 2020
Vault Safety 20R3 Release Webinar
Nov 10, 2020
Validation package available on VeevaDocs
(System Release Memo, Compliance Documents)
Nov 16, 2020
Executed OQs available on VeevaDocs
Nov 25, 2020
Release to all limited release PODs
Dec 11, 2020
Release to all general release PODs
Tip For details about new features in the Vault Platform in 20R3, see the Vault Platform 20R3 Release Notes.
Feature Information
Release Information
Pre-Release Information
See Pre-Release FAQ for answers to common questions about Vault pre-releases and instructions to self-deploy pre-release Vaults.
Note Do not use a pre-release Vault to process or submit Cases. If you must enter information for testing purposes, only use fake data. Records and data entered in pre-release Vaults are not transferred to your production Vault.
Preview Webinars
Webinar Registration
Contact your Veeva Managed Services representative to register for the Vault Safety 20R3 Release Webinar, being held on November 10th, 2020.
You can register for the Vault Platform 20R3 release webinar online. The Vault Platform release webinar is offered in three sessions on October 27th, October 29th, and November 3rd, 2020.
Access Materials
Slides & replays are available for the 20R3 R&D Vault Release webinars.
Notifications Opt-In
As a valued member of our community, providing you with control over the communications you receive from Veeva is important to us. Please allow us to send you invitations to the upcoming Product Release Webinars and other industry related information. From your user profile within Vault, verify that the Product Announcements checkbox is selected.
Definitions
- Pre-Release: This is a three- or four-week period prior to the general availability of the next major release. During this period, customers can explore the next features in a vault based on their production vault configurations.
- PODs: POD stands for Point of Delivery. In simple terms, think of them as the Vault application servers where each vault is hosted. To confirm your POD, you can log into your vault as an administrator and navigate to Admin > Settings > General Settings, and look at the POD field.
General Release Information
You can find general information on how Vault releases work in About Vault Releases.
