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# Cancel a Production Job Order
**YouTube:** [How to Cancel a Production Job Order?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGu9odVsWbc)
## How to Cancel a Production Job Order?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to **cancel a Job Order** in **Logic ERP** and how to verify its cancellation status through reports.
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### **Access to Cancel a Job Order**
* Navigate to the Production\Production Vouchers and then click to **Cancel Job Order** module from the main menu.
* Next, Click on **"Job Order Selection"** Button.
* Select the **Job Order** you wish to cancel.
* Click on the **Cancel JO** button.
* The system will confirm that the **Job Order has been successfully canceled**.
**Note:** Along with the **Cancel JO** button, an **UnCancel JO** button is also provided so that if any JO is cancelled by mistake, you can restore (un-cancel) it. The job order will be restored to its previous active status.
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### **Verify the Cancellation Status**
* Navigate to the **Pending Job Orders Report**.
* The report will display the **cancellation status** of each job order along with all relevant details.
* This helps ensure proper tracking and confirmation of canceled or active job orders.
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### **Conclusion**
By following these steps, you can easily cancel or un-cancel job orders in Logic ERP and verify their status through the pending job orders report. This feature ensures accurate record maintenance and smooth workflow management.
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