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# 2021.2 Changes Overview

We've made version 2021.2 a smaller release focused on stability and making smaller adjustments to features released in recent versions. You can check these out in our [**Release Notes**](https://docs.enate.net/whats-new/older-versions/2021.2-changes-overview/release-notes) section.

### Working with Linked Worked Items

We've also managed to add in one or two new features based on your feedback where you've asked for ways that Enate can help manage work spanning multiple different areas of your business: You've now got much more flexibility to link different work items together, and also to share emails between them. Check out the features in more detail:

{% content-ref url="/pages/wUDd1LUc92AkGf4PREvo" %}
[Working with Linked Work Items](/whats-new/older-versions/changes-overview-older-versions/2021.2-changes-overview/working-with-linked-work-items.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/hxUGzWY8Z8MDvII9ZUGc" %}
[Sharing Emails between Linked Work Items](/whats-new/older-versions/changes-overview-older-versions/2021.2-changes-overview/sharing-emails-between-linked-work-items.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

You can also take a look at this overview video of Linking Work Items.

{% embed url="<https://media.enate.net/WorkManager/13LinkedWorkItems/WorkingWithLinkedWorkItems.mp4>" %}


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