If you are entitled to release your own transactions, your signature is rendered during processing as 'is rendered'. You need not review your own processing.

In case no row is marked the context-related icons to the top right of the center are grey.
When you select a row in the grid, the icons Assign , Delete , Repair , Release  and Display  change to black. Except for Release and Display the functions will be processed directly. Otherwise, an overview of the contract requiring release is shown.

For controlling, mark now an entry, which can be a result of your own process.

With Release  you switch to the transaction overview. If there are unconfirmed and important messages, a popup panel with “Warnings, startup warnings and startup information” will be shown. Confirm these with [ OK] or ignore them with . Then the popup-panel Release Transaction will be shown.

Next, you can view and review all panels and capture details.

• Red underlined fields: User input has been made.
• Dark green underlined fields: Automatically accepted values, e.g. from an electronic incoming message.
• Not underlined, filled fields: Values predefined by the application

The [Warning] icon will display any warnings. It is up to you to decide if these were adequately addressed. If warnings prior to release need to be acknowledged, click the [Warning]. Warnings already checked are shown with a green [Warning] icon and may be queried later.

Depending on the results of your verification, you have three options:

• If the transaction has been captured correctly, you can [Release] it, thereby 'endorsing' the transaction. If you don't have the required rights to release the transaction, an appropriate error message will appear.
• You can send the transaction for [Repair] if errors in the data capture were made that the user has to correct. The transaction can be picked up by the user concerned from the bottom tray on the desk in the office and saved again after it has been repaired.
• You can [Delete] the transaction if processing was actually superfluous or completely wrong. The transaction is then moved to the Recycle Bin together with your data from where it can still be retrieved until the system has been cleaned up.

You already have access to all three buttons from the selection panel, in other words, you can run these actions without first having to view the details of the transaction processing. The only time you will be taken directly to the transaction header and then to the display of the warnings after you click Release is when the system has issued any warnings.