Procurement Managers and Admin users can lock Standing Orders to avoid possible changes, normally done by the sales team.
Roles enabled to perform this action: Administrator and Procurement Managers.
Instructions
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Lock a Standing Order
Go to Prebooks & SO's
>>and select Standing Order Summary.
Use the filter option to find that you want to lockUnder the Actions column and click Click on the drop-down arrow
and then click from the Actions column.
Click on the
"" immediately "" so that you can easily identify which of the StandingOrders are currently lockedImage RemovedHow to Unlock a Standing Order
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