Description
- Finalized experiments represent an immutable record in many organizations.
- If reopening or editing finalized experiments is allowed, there is a risk of accidental changes to data that should remain locked.
Solution
- Use Katalyst’s finalize and reopen controls appropriately:
- Finalize:
- Apply when data capture and review are complete.
- Locks critical fields and, depending on configuration, may prevent new analytical data.
- Reopen:
- Restrict this action to administrators or specific roles.
- Use only when genuine corrections are needed (e.g., mis‑assigned wells).
- Finalize:
- Best practices:
- Configure permissions so general users cannot reopen finalized experiments.
- Maintain an audit trail for reopen and re‑finalize actions, including who did it and why.
- For significant corrections, consider cloning an experiment and documenting that the original remains as historical context.
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