The UI of CMDB Relationship map is enhanced with a new set of icons. Furthermore, relationship maps can now be saved and viewed later as CMDB Business Views. Business Views present a summary of the relationship between various CIs, along with their critical data such as details, associated requests, changes, problems, releases, and CI distribution at a glance.

With new capabilities and a complete makeover, the Asset Lease feature is now called Asset Loan. Using the Asset Loan feature, you can loan the assets in your organization to end users and technicians for a defined period. You can add multiple assets to a single loan, adjust an ongoing loan by adding new assets, extend or pre-close loans, return specific assets in a loan, and more. You can also easily track all the asset loans from a central panel and keep your stakeholders looped in on the asset loan management through pre-configured emails.

After migration, leased assets will be marked as loanable assets and have loans created. Here's how an asset lease will look like after migration:

To loan an asset, you must mark it loanable as shown in the following screenshot. You can mark an asset as loanable under Assets >> Asset Loan > Loanable Assets >> Mark Loanable Assets.

Alternatively, you can loan assets from the asset list view as shown below:

Here's the list of loanable assets:

When an asset is loaned, its status will be automatically set to In Use status.

Loanable assets will not have the Assign button displayed in the details page, instead, they will have options to be loaned or returned.

Asset Lease expiry notification will be available as Asset Loan expiry notification in the notification rules.