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In this article, you will learn to lock and unlock Standing Orders to avoid possible changes. | Tip |
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User Roles: Administrator and Procurement Managers. |
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Lock a Standing Order
Go to Prebooks & SO's and select Standing Order Summary.
Search the Standing Order.
Click on the drop-down arrow from the Actions column.
Click on the Lock option.
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The lock icon will appear under the Comments column. To unlock an Standing Order just repeat the process above, but click on the Unlock option.
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