End-of-support dates for business software, checked against vendor pages

Dates still ahead

Soonest first. Each row links to the vendor’s page and to what we can do before the date.

Dates that have passed

Most recent first. The software still runs; the vendor no longer ships the fixes that the milestone covered.

How to read these dates

Vendors use different words for similar milestones. Microsoft separates mainstream support from extended support. Adobe ends core support before extended support. SAP talks about mainstream maintenance, and IBM changes the service level and then offers paid service extensions. The milestone column keeps each vendor’s own term, so check the linked page for what that term includes.

A passed date does not switch the software off. It means new defects and security problems in that version stay unfixed unless you upgrade, buy an extension where the vendor offers one, or reduce what the system is exposed to.

Only dates published by the vendor are listed. Reports from partners or the press are left out until the vendor confirms them.

Changelog

• 15 October 2026: First published. Every date was checked against the vendor’s own lifecycle or maintenance page on this day.

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