Lock and unlock proofs manually

Dina Bennett
Dina Bennett
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Proof owners and reviewers with the Manage role can manually lock or unlock a proof.

Available on: Free Standard Pro Enterprise

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    Locking a proof stops all review activity. Reviewers will not be able to:

    • Add comments or replies
    • Edit, upload, or amend existing comments
    • Restore deleted comments or replies
    • Submit, change, or revoke decisions

    Review owners have full permissions by default.

    Proof owners can assign the Manage role to licensed reviewers in their account.

    Reviewer with mange permissions in Ziflow

    Lock a proof from the Proof Details page

    Select the proof to open the Proof Details page, select the options menu (three dots) and choose Lock proof.

    lock-proof-details.jpg

    Lock a proof from the Dashboard

    To lock a single proof, right-click a proof and select Lock proof.

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    To lock several proofs at once, Ctrl-select multiple proofs and select the lock icon in the task bar.

    lock-bulk-proofs.jpg

    Lock a proof from the Proof viewer

    Open the main menu in the Proof Viewer (three bars) and choose Lock.

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  • By default, proof owners are given full permissions. The proof owner can also assign the Manage role to any reviewer who is a registered user in their account.

     

    Reviewer with mange permissions in Ziflow

     

    How does it work?

     

    You can manually lock and unlock proofs by clicking on the padlock icon in the following locations.

    1. From the Proof Details page

       

      Locking proof from Proof Details level in Ziflow

       

    2. Inside the Ziflow Viewer

       

      Locking proof from Ziflow Viewer level

    When you lock the proof, it will...

    • Prevent any comments & replies from being added.

    • Prevent any amendments or uploads to any existing comments or replies.

    • Prevent any previously deleted comments or replies from being restored.

    • Prevent decisions from being submitted, revoked, or changed.

       

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