# Welcome

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**Command is the next chapter of UPMX.** Same product spine, new capability. Existing UPMX customers continue to be supported with no forced migration — your data, dashboards, and configurations carry forward. Generally available **July 2026**.
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#### About YouDesign Command (UPMX)

YouDesign Command is a natively built ServiceNow application for Enterprise Portfolio Management, Enterprise Architecture, and Strategic Planning. It runs 100% inside ServiceNow, requires no external integration, and needs no ongoing customization to start using.

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Command is the evolution of **UPMX**, ins-pi's portfolio and transformation management solution. The metamodel, portfolio logic, and analytics that UPMX customers rely on carry forward into Command — joined by **Transformation OS™**, our purpose-built Small Language Model (SLM) running locally inside your ServiceNow tenant, and native integration across the YouDesign Enterprise Transformation Suite.

The application extends the ServiceNow CMDB CI table with a **Portfolio Element** superclass, so every portfolio feature — fields, lifecycles, relationships, indicators — is inherited from a single governed table. This modeling approach keeps the metamodel consistent across the enterprise and lets your ServiceNow admin configure the architecture the same way they would any other ServiceNow application.

![UPMX Architecture](/files/b2deb078e65f06a6890d8395769f85f780eef2ee)

#### What this means for existing UPMX customers

* **No action required.** Installations, data, and configurations carry forward.
* **This documentation remains the source of truth for the current product.** Every feature, table, role, and configuration described here applies to the UPMX app as it exists in your ServiceNow instance today.
* **Legacy technical identifiers are preserved.** Table names and scope prefixes (for example, `x_inpgh_upmx_*`) and references to "UPM-X/UPMX" in release notes will not change with the rename.

If you are wondering which name to use during the transition: **UPMX** describes what is installed in your instance today. **YouDesign Command** is the product as it is positioned across the YouDesign Enterprise Transformation Suite and on our website. Both refer to the same evolving application.

## Compatibility

UPMX is compatible with the latest versions of all common browsers. Actual compatibility depends on your ServiceNow UI framework — UPMX currently runs in **UI14**, which supports:

* Chrome 103+
* Firefox 102+
* Safari 15+
* Edge 100+

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**Unsupported browsers**

* **Edge Legacy** — end of support 9 March 2021
* **Internet Explorer 11+** — end of support 17 August 2021
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## Where to go next

* [**Install**](/command/get-the-app/installation.md) — Installation instructions for your ServiceNow admin (typically 10–15 minutes, hands-free).
* [**Update**](/command/get-the-app/updating.md) — Upgrading an existing UPMX installation.
* [**Architecture**](/command/overview/architecture.md) — How UPMX extends ServiceNow's CSDM and CMDB model.
* [**Release Notes**](/command/overview/release-notes.md) — Full version history, including the V4.7 UPM-X → UPMX rename.


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