Where do you go to restrict user access to editing...
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Where do you go to restrict user access to editing serialized items?
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
To restrict user access to editing serialized items in NetSuite, you would need to utilize a combination of roles, permissions, and scripting. Firstly, you would need to set up a role with specific permissions that limit the user's ability to edit certain records. This can be done by navigating to Setup > Users/Roles > Manage Roles. Here, you can create a new role or edit an existing one, and set the permissions as needed. However, NetSuite's roles and permissions do not provide granular control at the field level. To restrict access to specific fields, such as preventing a user from editing serialized items, you would need to use SuiteScript. You can create a User Event Script with a Before Load function to disable certain fields. This script would be triggered before the record is loaded, and it would disable the fields that you do not want the user to edit. Alternatively, you could create a custom form for the roles that you want to restrict access to certain fields. This form would only include the fields that the user is allowed to edit, and exclude the fields that they should not be able to change. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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There is some way to limit users from editing inventory items that show up in a Transfer Order or a Purchase Order. I specifically asked about Serialized items but it should generally apply to everything...
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Thanks @rico