Six system landscape configuration in SAP ChaRM

Hi,
Our requirement is such that we need to connect six system 3 developments, 2 testing and one production to the charm configuration.
DEV1---> DEV2 -
> DEV3 -
> QUA1 ---> QUA2 -
> PRD
How to achive to achive this, we donot want to add simply the systems in the task list. How to modify the standard message status in CHaRM flow so that a change request created in DEV1 reaches DEV2 only when it is released and we get message status as "transported to DEV2 " and simillarly for all the other systems.
Advance thanks for all those reply.
Best regards,
Vin

Hi Nesimi,
Thanks for your reply,
We want the system options to be displayed in the change request status message itself.What i mean is once development is completed in DP1, we should get a option in the change request to " move to dp2 ". Simillarly we have two quality systems after complete development, we desire to have the option of selecting the quality system in the change request action tab itself
Best regards,
Vin

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