> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/resources/da/other-resources/devolutions-terminology-changes.md).

# Terminologiændringer hos Devolutions

Terminologiændringer hos Devolutions forklarer omdøbte løsninger, herunder Devolutions Cloud, arbejdsområder og Devolutions Password Manager.

Nogle løsninger og funktioner fra Devolutions er blevet omdøbt. Denne artikel forklarer, hvad der er ændret, og hvad de nye navne henviser til.

#### Devolutions Hub Business hedder nu Devolutions Cloud

Devolutions Hub Business er blevet omdøbt til Devolutions Cloud. Løsningen er den samme, kun navnet er ændret, så det bedre afspejler arbejdsområdets karakter.

#### Datakilder kaldes nu arbejdsområder

Begrebet "datakilde" er blevet erstattet af "arbejdsområde" i løsninger og dokumentation fra Devolutions. Et arbejdsområde henviser til det samme begreb som før: en forbindelse til et datalager, f.eks. en database eller en cloudbaseret boks.

#### Devolutions Workspace hedder nu Devolutions Password Manager

Programmet Devolutions Workspace er blevet omdøbt til Devolutions Password Manager. Det omfatter skrivebordsprogrammet, mobilprogrammet og browserudvidelsen.


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