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What has changed in the current service pack?
A detailed overview of the new features can be found in the "What's new" document in the AEB Documentation Center as well as in the Release Notes.
Further information can be found in the article Release planning – What´s new, maintenance, releases, and end of support.
Notes on the release change
AEB will carry out the installation for you during the scheduled maintenance windows.
The update is first carried out in the test systems and approximately one week later in the production systems.
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New service pack Origin & Preferences
As part of the scheduled maintenance window, an update of your Origin & Preferences system to the latest version has been planned.
In the 'What’s new' document, you will find a detailed overview of the changes which are available to you from September 17, 2026.
The changes will then be available in your Origin & Preferences system:
EFTA–Kosovo Free Trade Agreement: Data service updated
As of October 1, 2026, the free trade agreement between Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Kosovo will be available in Origin & Preferences (O&P). The data service has been updated accordingly. As this is a new agreement, the Agreement Reform Assistant is not required.
Note: If you are using the add-on for SAP for O&P version 2.3, you need to import new transports. Please inform the relevant SAP administrators. The transports will be available in the AEB Download Center on October 1, 2026.
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