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# Allow Item Modification
**YouTube:** [How to Globally Enable Modification of Item or Product Masters?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyNnXZKbTsA)
## How to Globally Enable Modification of Item or Product Masters?
In this tutorial, we’ll explain how to **enable item modification globally** for all users in **Logic ERP**, making it easier to manage items across branches without configuring individual user permissions.
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### **Enable Restriction in Global Settings:**
* Open **Logic Admin** and navigate to **Global Settings**.
* Go to **Other** section and click to "User Rights Settings"
* Locate and enable the option labeled: **“Allow Item Modification”**
Let's keep this feature enable to observe its impact in billing
> **Note:** This option is also available in the **Item Setup Configuration** and **User Access Modules**.\
> However, when configured there, it must be enabled **individually for each user**.\
> Using **Global Settings** allows for a **system-wide application**.
* Save the settings.
* Restart the software to apply the changes.
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### **Verify Functionality**
* Open the **Item Setup** window.
* Select any **existing item**.
* Make modifications (e.g., update item description, change pricing, etc.).
* Click **Save**.
* The software **successfully saves the changes**.
> You can reopen the item to **review and verify** that your changes have been applied.
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### **Conclusion**
Enabling **“Allow Item Modification”** via Global Settings helps ensure efficient item management by **granting modification rights to all users** without manual configuration, promoting consistency across all branches.
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