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Authors cannot approve their own accounting entries

What moves

A company-level switch in security settings makes Accounting refuse to let the creator of an entry, bill, expense claim or payment batch also post or approve it.

Before you start

  • Accounting in your plan
  • Segregation of duties switched on in Finance settings
  • At least two people holding posting or approval permissions

Step by step

  1. Switches on the separation-of-duties control in Finance settings.

    You see:The setting is saved for the company and takes effect on the next request.

  2. Creates a journal entry or supplier bill and submits it.

    You see:The entry exists with the accountant recorded as its creator.

  3. Tries to post or approve the same entry.

    You see:Accounting refuses and says the person who created it cannot approve it.

  4. Finance controllerAccounting & E-Invoicing

    Opens the entry and posts or approves it.

    You see:The entry is posted, and the history shows two different people.

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