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Managing Organization Product Fields

Control which product information can be edited by accounts in your organization.

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Written by Jon Manierre

Organization Admins can lock individual fields on organization-managed products and subscriptions. Field-level locking allows the organization to protect important information while leaving other fields available for account-level customization.

How Field Locking Works

Each supported product field can be either locked or unlocked.

Locked Fields

A locked field:

  • Is controlled by the organization

  • Appears as read-only at the account level

  • Cannot be changed by an Account Admin

  • Must be updated by an Organization Admin

Unlocked Fields

An unlocked field:

  • Starts with the value provided by the organization

  • Can be edited at the account level

  • Allows an account to customize that part of the product

This provides more flexibility than locking the entire product.

Locking a Product Field

To manage product fields:

  1. Sign in as an Organization Admin.

  2. Open the organization-level Products area.

  3. Create or select a product or subscription.

  4. Locate the lock control for the field you want to manage.

  5. Lock fields that must remain organization-controlled.

  6. Leave fields unlocked when account-level editing is permitted.

  7. Save the product.

Accounts associated with the product will see the applicable fields as editable or read-only.

Example

An organization may want every account to sell a product using the same name and price while allowing account-specific customization elsewhere.

The Organization Admin can:

  • Lock the product name

  • Lock the price

  • Leave an appropriate local field unlocked

Account users can update only the unlocked field.

Using Field Locks with Catalogs

Field locks apply to organization-managed catalog products.

When an account adds a product from a catalog:

  • Locked values remain controlled by the organization.

  • Unlocked values can be updated by the account.

  • The available editing controls reflect the organization’s current field settings.

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