Three major releases of Mifos along with 2-4 minor point releases are issued each year.  Features for each release are determined based on customer need and community input.  The list below is a product roadmap for future Mifos features.  Please see Previous Mifos Releases for information on past releases of Mifos.

• Current Release
• Upcoming Releases
• Unscheduled Features
• Previous Releases

Current Release

Mifos 1.6 (Shamim D): Scalability, Branch-Level Holidays & Moratoriums

• Status: Shipped
• Target Release Date: July 16, 2010
• Actual Releae Date: July 27, 2010 

Mifos 1.6 contained the following:

• Scalability support for up to 1 million clients
• Branch level holidays
• Loan moratoriums
• Chinese version of Mifos
• 2 new standard reports (total of 5)
• Detailed Aging of Portfolio a Risk
• General Ledger Report

Upcoming Releases

As part of our effort to live out our shared vision of 3,000,000,000 Maries across our community, each upcoming Mifos release (post Gazelle C) will be code-named after one of these Maries - a microfinance client whose life has been improved through financial and economic opportunity, representing the rise from poverty of the nearly 3 billion who live on less than $2/day. This client will be chosen from a Mifos customer, whose technology needs are a focal point for that release. 

Release E: To Be Code-Named

Unscheduled Features

We recognize there is a growing list of features to go into Mifos as the product evolves to better support MFIs around the world.  View our feature train and our list of unscheduled features to see what has been requested thus far.  Based on customer need and feedback, over time these features will make their way into the product roadmap.

If you have additional feature requests or would like to show your support for one of these unscheduled features, do one of the following:

• Suggest or vote for a feature or product improvement in our User Voice tool.
• Log a formal enhancement/feature request in our Issue Tracker
• Build the feature - Propose and discuss your feature request to the community; then build and contribute it according to our code submission process.

Previous Releases