When a visit's proposed filing order change is accepted, what happens to the visit's filing order?

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When a visit's proposed filing order change is accepted, what happens to the visit's filing order?

When a proposed filing order change is accepted, the system updates the visit’s filing order to reflect the new sequence. This makes the new order active for future processing and viewing of that visit. Archiving would keep a past version but not apply the new order, deletion would remove the change entirely, and locking would prevent edits—none of which is what happens after acceptance.

When a proposed filing order change is accepted, the system updates the visit’s filing order to reflect the new sequence. This makes the new order active for future processing and viewing of that visit. Archiving would keep a past version but not apply the new order, deletion would remove the change entirely, and locking would prevent edits—none of which is what happens after acceptance.

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