At Tyler Technologies, we care deeply about the experience of our users, and want to be completely transparent about our release and hotfix activities. To that end, this page is intended to provide a description of the version numbering used by the eFile & Serve Review Queue in the past, as well as the current numbering scheme.

Release Numbering Starting in 2026

To align with a standardized versioning approach across Tyler Courts & Justice products, version numbers will be based on the anticipated Stage release date rather than the Production release date.

The new format starting in 2026 is:

• YYYY - Year of release
• Q - Quarter of the anticipated Stage deployment (1-4)
• N - Sequence of the release within that quarter (1-N)
• xxxx - Internal build number

The internal build number is not sequential and is used primarily for internal tracking, especially for hotfixes tied to a specific version. As of version 2026.2.3 (May 2026), the build number has been simplified to 1 or 2 digits (instead of 4) during the transition to the new versioning system. Under this system, each version starts with a build number of 0, which increments only when a hotfix is issued.

Release Numbering 2024-2025

Release numbering was based on the anticipated release to Production.

The version format in 2024 and 2025 was:

• YYYY - Year of release
• M / MM -1 - Month of the anticipated Production deployment minus 1 (0-11)
• N - Sequence of the release within that month, starting with 0.
• xxxx - Internal build number (this number is not incremental and serves primarily for internal clarification, particularly if there are hotfixes for a specific version).

The first version in 2024 using this was 2024.0.0.xxx.

Release Numbering 2021-2023

Release numbering was based on the anticipated release to Production.

The version format in 2021 through 2023 was:

• YYYY - Year of release
• M / MM - Month of the anticipated Production deployment
• N - Sequence of the release within that month, starting with 0.
• xxxx - Internal build number (this number is not incremental and serves primarily for internal clarification, particularly if there are hotfixes for a specific version)

The first version in 2022 using this format was 2022.1.0.xxx.

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