deleting a return

[kni9ght]

I would like to know if ATX has controls so that only the administrator can delete a return from the Return Manager. Anybody know the answer?

[kcjenkins]

I don't think so.

[Mel in Hawaii]

I don't remember anyone ever asking for that back when I was still working there, but definately a good idea and one that would not be all that hard to implement from the UI standpoint, but the backend damage that a knowlegeable user could do would not be stopable from within the software.

[Catherine]

If this is an issue that's really important to your practice, Drake lets the administrator set permission levels for all users. Just FYI; not trying to "shill" for Drake.

Catherine

[kni9ght]

I don't think so.

thanks everyone who replied. Is there any "audit" entries made IF someone were to delete a return, if you know?

[Mel in Hawaii]

Unless it was a feature added after I left, there are none.

[kni9ght]

thanks everyone who replied. Is there any "audit" entries made IF someone were to delete a return, if you know?

Mel, that's a pretty good change of venue going from Maine to Hawaii. What gives?

[Mel in Hawaii]

Mel, that's a pretty GOOD change of venue going from Maine to Hawaii. What gives?

Actually I think it's a pretty HORRIBLE change of venue... Let's just say that I WAS married when I left Maine. The story reads like a soap opera so I won't go into that here, but the kids and I are doing ok although I would rather be living in Maine. 27 days to go and then maybe I can do something about that.

[Catherine]

Actually I think it's a pretty HORRIBLE change of venue... Let's just say that I WAS married when I left Maine. The story reads like a soap opera so I won't go into that here, but the kids and I are doing ok although I would rather be living in Maine. 27 days to go and then maybe I can do something about that.

Without asking for any details, I'll just send my sympathies and my hopes that things work out better going forward.

Catherine