Edit engagement properties
Engagement properties include general information about the engagement, trial balance information, related date information, and more. If you are working in a parent consolidated engagement, changes to certain properties automatically sync to all child engagements.
Follow these steps to edit an engagement's properties.
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- Engagement properties are read-only when any document has a checked-out status.
- TheHistoryscreen is read-only and displays event details related to the engagement, including if it's been moved to the recycle bin and restored.
- If you are working in a parent consolidated engagement, some properties on child engagements are read-only and must be managed from the parent engagement. Properties that are required to sync to child engagements are locked at the child engagement level and cannot be changed independently.
- In Engagement Manager, open the engagement you want to edit, then selectProperties
. - Select the type of properties you want to edit.
- Generaltab includes: Engagement name, engagement type, PIC, assigned staff, tax vendor, and entity.
- Trial Balancetab includes: Structure, year end date, period frequency, current period, prior years, and prior periods.
- Datestab includes: Engagement dates, completion dates, deletion dates, and GoFileRoom indexing.
- Contenttab includes: External integration source (Checkpoint Engage, SMART Practice Aids), enable Confirmation, and link Inflo.
- Securitytab includes: Section lock (Workpapers, Trial Balance, Journal Entries, and Notes List).
- Make your edits and selectSavewhen you're done.If you are working in a parent consolidated engagement and you change a property that syncs to child engagements, a confirmation window appears listing all the changes that will apply to child engagements. Properties that are required to sync have their checkboxes unavailable. Properties that are optional to sync can be deselected if you do not want to apply those changes to child engagements. SelectApplyto confirm and save the changes across all child engagements.