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# Requesting changes in Secoda

## How Viewers can Request Changes

If a Viewer runs into information that needs correction, or needs to be updated, they can Request Changes on any Resource in Secoda.

1. Click the `Request change` button found in the three dots (...) at the top right of a Resource.

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2. Choose the desired Field to update, and type in the updated Text to the Edit box. When you're finished, click `Submit`

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## What Happens After a Change is Requested?

The **Owner** of the Resource the change was requested on, will receive a notification in their [Inbox](/features/data-inbox.md) and will be able to either Approve or Deny the change. If the change is Approved, the Requested Change will be applied to the Resource.

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