Question $7$ Question $7$

If you set a closing date with a password, can a client's office manager

with standard access make changes to transactions? If so$,$ how would

you track any changes they make in the closed period?

No$.$ Even if this user knows the password, they can't change transactions on

or before the closing date. Only the accountant can track changes

Yes, they can make changes to transactions, even without the password.

Changes are flagged in the Exceptions to Closing Date report

Yes, but only if they know the password. Changes are flagged in the

Exceptions to Closing Date report

Yes, but only if they know the password. There's no way to track changes

If you set a closing date with a password, can a client's office manage

with standard access make changes to transactions? If so$,$ how would

you track any changes they make in the closed period?

No$.$ Even if this user knows the password, they can't change transactions on

or before the closing date. Only the accountant can track changes

Yes, they can make changes to transactions, even without the password.

Changes are flagged in the Exceptions to Closing Date report

Yes, but only if they know the password. Changes are flagged in the

Exceptions to Closing Date report

Yes, but only if they know the password. There's no way to track changes