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# Identifying the current ThemeWare® Version

There are several ways to find out which is the latest ThemeWare® version.

* Find the latest version in the [**Service Portal**](#themeware-r-version-in-the-service-portal)
* Find the latest version in the [**Shopware Store**](#themeware-r-version-in-the-shopware-store)

## ThemeWare® Version in the Service Portal

1. Open the [Service Portal](https://tsp.themeware.design/en) in the browser of your preference
2. In the Main Navigation click on "**Changelogs**"
3. The current version number of ThemeWare® is the first entry in the list, including the date of release.

## ThemeWare® Version in the Shopware Store

1. Open the [Shopware Store](https://store.shopware.com/en/tc-innovations-gmbh.html?p=1\&o=12\&n=21\&c=1033\&shopwareVersion=6) in the browser of your preference
2. Find and open the product page of your Theme
3. The current version number of ThemeWare® is shown here in two positions:
   * In section "Details" in the buybox
   * In the changelog in the tab "Changelog"

#### Screenshots

![ThemeWare® Modern product page](/files/rPiGljiiHRIYNC8tflhB)

#### Further information

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: In case the extension management does not offer you any updates, even though there is a newer version of ThemeWare® available, you may find possible solutions in the article [ThemeWare® update not available](/knowledge-base/common-issues/administration/themeware-update-not-available.md)
{% endhint %}


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