# Locked Test case

Locked test case in Avo Assure prevent multiple users from accessing the same case simultaneously, ensuring that ongoing work is protected from unintended modifications.&#x20;

Locked test case in Avo Assure can only be edited once they are unlocked. While one user is accessing a test case, other users are limited to viewing it in a read-only state&#x20;

Note: Locked Test case is only edited by the owner of Test case&#x20;

### [Role that can unlock Test case](/avo-assure/administration/privileges.md)

1. Admin&#x20;
2. Quality Manager with Admin as secondary role&#x20;

### This document includes:&#x20;

### Unlock Test case&#x20;

Unlocking a Test case allows users to modify the scripts.&#x20;

Here are the steps to unlock Test case in Avo Assure&#x20;

<details>

<summary>Step 1</summary>

Click Admin tab present in left panel from landing page to bring up admin window&#x20;

</details>

<details>

<summary>Step 2</summary>

Click Locked\_Testcase button inside admin window to navigate to Locked\_Testcase window

</details>

<details>

<summary>Step 3</summary>

Click lock icon to unlock the Test case, to further modify and work with that Test case

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