Deactivating an Account
Deactivating an account prevents the account from being displayed in the Account Lookup window. This is a useful feature due to the fact that some accounts cannot be deleted from the database. Many times accounts cannot be deleted due to inventory information and other important items in the account. It is also an advantage to deactivate an account instead of deleting as they may be someone who has not come into the store in a long time but if they do come back, it is easier to re-activate their account instead of creating a new one.
To Deactivate an Account
How To Tell If An Account Is Deactivated
- Accounts in the account list, that are inactive, will have a gray indicator next to it.
Note: Active Accounts Only will have to be Unchecked to be able to see inactive accounts.
How To Deactivate Multiple Accounts.
Warning ! Make a backup of Liberty before doing this process so if mistakes are made, you can quickly restore the system to the state it was before doing this process.
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- Account # Greater Than or Equal To : Entering an account number here will select that account number and all accounts with a number greater than the specified number.
- Account # Less Than or Equal to : Entering an account number here will select that account number and all accounts with a number lesser than the specified number.
- Account Created On Or Before : By selecting a date for this field, it will deactivate all accounts created on or before that specified date.
- Last item Added On Or Before : By selecting a date for this field, it will deactivate all accounts with items added on or before that specified date.
- Lay Payout On Or before : By selecting a date for this field, it will deactivate all accounts with payouts on or before that specified date.
- Last Purchase On Or Before : By selecting a date for this field, it will deactivate all accounts with purchases or before that specified date.
- Filter Code : By selecting a filter code, it will deactivate all accounts with that Filter Code associated with it.
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