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Purpose of window

This window allows you to lock or unlock data editability on nodes and entities and on specific steps.

Note: when editability is locked, the data cannot be edited by any user, regardless of their rights and regardless of submission.

Available options

Element Description
Original scenarios/periods For processes with business cycles by scenario/period, this allows you to select the scenarios/periods that are visible to the user and belong to the process. By default, the scenario/period with which the cockpit was accessed is proposed. For processes with a single business cycle, the field is not editable and shows the list of all scenarios/periods belonging to the process on which you are working.
Consolidator Nodes Mandatory non-editable field. Shows selected nodes that are to be consolidated by the cockpit and visible to the user.
Run also on entities Also runs data processing on entities belonging to the selected consolidation nodes and on contributor steps. Selected by default.
Entities Non-editable field. Shows entities belonging to the consolidation nodes and to the selected scenarios/periods. Those nodes are the ones visible to the user, where Only counterparty or Only consolidator has not been selected in at least one of the selected original scenarios/periods. The data processing is also run on entities (belonging to the selected consolidation nodes and on the contributor steps) which only have Run also on entities selected.
Steps Mandatory field. Allows you to select the steps on which to run data processing. With Run also on entities selected, the proposed steps are all those associated with the process. Otherwise, the proposed steps are the consolidator and mixed contributor/consolidator steps.