Use the new-work actions on an accepted result when the next task starts from earlier inputs. Choose whether the work is an amendment of the same configuration or a separate remake. Both require a deliberate release choice and fresh evaluation before acceptance.
Choose the relationship
Open the accepted result and find New work from this result. Amend this configuration starts the next input revision of that configuration. Accepting the new result replaces which result is current for it and can create follow-up for earlier packs.
Prepare a remake copies inputs into separate work linked to the original result. Use it when the new unit should have its own identity, rather than disguising another unit as a revision of the first. Preserve source references that distinguish the new task.
Review copied facts and release
Inspect Original accepted inputs and any Copied inputs no longer declared. A new family release may require different fields, bounds or options. Resolve undeclared copied facts against the current engineering source instead of silently dropping a value that still affects the intended unit.
Make the explicit release choice offered for this work. Check its engineering scope and status. A retained result does not authorise using a withdrawn or expired release. If the current model changes an outcome, review that difference before accepting.
Evaluate and inspect again
Enter corrected source facts and Evaluate configuration. Read the full current preview, not only the values expected to change. Check named values, complete component list, blocking reasons and source identity. An old accepted result cannot substitute for the new preview.
Use Accept this exact result only after the checks pass. Confirm the new result's relationship and review any pack or receiver follow-up. The earlier accepted record remains unchanged and supports the history of what was previously supplied.
Continue with Issue packs and record handover if the new evaluation will be shared. Both the original and subsequent results retain this release's evaluation-only boundary.