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title: "How To: Find out your Planning Analytics Version using Workbench (Planning Analytics on Cloud)"
description: "If you’re struggling to find out what your [Planning Analytics](https://www.aramar.co.uk/ibm-planning-analytics/) version is, you can follow the steps below. Please note that Live and Dev environment might have different Planning Analytics versions. If this is the case, unless you are actively…"
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updated: "2026-07-27"
category: IBM Planning Analytics
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# How To: Find out your Planning Analytics Version using Workbench (Planning Analytics on Cloud)

If you’re struggling to find out what your [Planning Analytics](https://www.aramar.co.uk/ibm-planning-analytics/) version is, you can follow the steps below.

Please note that Live and Dev environment might have different Planning Analytics versions. If this is the case, unless you are actively upgrading then we would advise that you keep the two in sync where possible.

Planning Analytics version is reflected by TM1 server build number installed on the IBM server. It means by finding out TM1 server build number you can get Planning Analytics version.

Finding the TM1 server build number:

- Log into your Planning Analytics environment.
- Open a new Workbench so you have a view of all your databases.
- On your selected database, click on ellipsis button next to it, followed by -> Logs -> Server log

![](https://www.aramar.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/How-to-Find-our-your-Planning-Analytics-Version-using-Workbench1.png)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

- A new screen will now appear showing a view of the log as below:

![](https://www.aramar.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/How-to-Find-our-your-Planning-Analytics-Version-using-Workbench2.png)

- Click in the log window and use ctrl+f to find the string ‘tm1 build number’.

![](https://www.aramar.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/How-to-Find-our-your-Planning-Analytics-Version-using-Workbench3.png)

- Take note of the TM1 build number, and find its[What’s New in the IBM reference articles](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/planning-analytics/2.0.0?topic=features-whats-new-in-planning-analytics)

Using the example above, my TM1 build number is 11.8.02200.2, from the [PA Releases](https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/timeline-reference-ibm-planning-analytics-releases) link I can translate it to Planning Analytics version 2.0.9.18, released October 2023, and I can see all other related releases associated with it.

Another method is to use the Admin Console (For Admins Only)

![](https://www.aramar.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Unknown-1024x623.png)

### ▶️ If you prefer  you  can w**atch this walkthrough from our Customer Support Manager:**

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