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# Do Not Allow Supervisor Login
**YouTube:** [How to Disable Login for Supervisor Users?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Vq_U08ciPs)
## How to Disable Login for Supervisor Users?
In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to **restrict supervisor login access** in **Logic ERP**. This feature enhances security by disabling the shortcut that allows supervisor or admin users to log in during regular operations.
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### **Understand the Default Behavior**
* By default, pressing **Shift + F3** on any screen allows an **administrator or supervisor** to log in for authorization purposes.
* This shortcut can be useful, but in certain environments, it may pose a security risk if not controlled.
### **Enable the Restriction Setting**
* Open **Logic Admin** and go to **Global Settings**.
* Go to **Other** section and click to "User Rights Settings".
* Locate and enable the option labeled as: **“Do not allow supervisor login”**
* After enabling the option, **save the configuration**.
* **Restart the Logic ERP software** for the change to take effect.
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### **Verify the Restriction**
* Try using the **Shift + F3** shortcut on a transaction or voucher screen.
* The software will **no longer prompt** for a supervisor login.
* All administrative overrides must now be handled through pre-set user permissions or workflows.
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### C**onclusion**
Enabling the **“Do not allow supervisor login”** option is an effective way to tighten control over administrative actions within Logic ERP. This prevents unauthorized or accidental use of supervisor credentials during regular operations.
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