# Set User Wise Back Date Entry/Modification Locking

**YouTube:** [How to Configure User Wise Backdate Entry and Modification Locking Schedule?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tzO6QzIOEk)

## How to Configure User Wise Backdate Entry and Modification Locking Schedule?

In this tutorial, you will learn how to **configure user-specific restrictions** for **backdated entries and document modifications** in Logic ERP. This feature ensures **better control, accountability, and data security** for each user.

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### Open User-Wise Locking Setup

**To Begin:**

* Navigate to the **User Access Module**.
* Open **Set User Wise Back Date Entry / Modification Locking**.

This window displays:

* List of **Users**
* Their current **Setting Status**

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* By default, the status appears as **“Not Defined”**, meaning no restrictions are applied.

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### Select User for Configuration

Now define restrictions for a specific user.

* Locate the user (e.g., **Billing User 1**).
* Press the **Spacebar** in the **Setting Column**.

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* This opens the **Backdate Entry / Modification Locking Schedule Window**.

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### Choose Document for Locking

* A list of Documents will appear (e.g., Sale, Purchase, etc.).
* Select the **Sale Document**.

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**Open Settings:**

* Right-click → Click **Settings**
* Or Press **F3** (shortcut)

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### Configure Lock Criteria

* The **Lock for Back Date Entry Window** will open.
* Here, you can define various locking rules based on your requirements.

**Apply Fixed Days Lock**

* Let’s configure a **Fixed Days Lock**:
* Enter the number of days (e.g., **1, 2, 3 days**).

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* Click **Save**.

**What this means:**

* The selected user:
  * Cannot **modify existing bills** within these days
  * Cannot **create backdated entries** for these days

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### Log In with the User

* Log out of the system.
* Log in again using the **same user** for whom the lock is applied.

### Implement with Modification Restriction

* Navifgate to the **Sale Bill Window**.
* Open a bill within the **locked period**.
* Attempt to **modify and save** it.

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**Result:**

* The system will **block the modification**
* An error message will appear:
  * *Entry modification is locked for this period*

## Implement with Backdated Entry Restriction

* Create a **new sale bill**.
* Enter a **date within the locked period**.
* Try to **save the bill**.

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**Result:**

* The system will **not allow saving**
* Backdated entries are **restricted for that user**

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## Key Benefits of User-Wise Locking

* Apply restrictions to specific users
* Improve accountability and control
* Prevent unauthorized backdated entries
* Ensure data accuracy and audit compliance
* Customize access based on user roles

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### Final Outcome

You have successfully learned how to:

* Configure **User-Wise Backdate Locking**
* Restrict **Modifications & Backdated Entries**
* Strengthen **data security and operational control**

Your system is now more **secure, controlled, and audit-ready**.


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