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Correct a registered operation

For a registered operation you can edit its date, the comments and the notary details, with "Edit" on its record. What defines it, such as the parties, the shares and the numbering, can't be edited. If the mistake is in the last operation, "Undo operation" undoes it and you register it again; if not, it's corrected with another operation.

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The key point. The register of registered shares is the history of who held which shares and since when. What accompanies an operation can be edited; what says who holds which shares can't. If that's wrong, either the last operation is undone and registered again, or it's corrected going forward with another one.

What you can edit#

Open the operation from the Operations list. At the top of its record, click "Edit". "Update details" opens, where you can change:

  • The "Date".
  • The "Comments".
  • The notary details: the name, the protocol number and the town.
  • The "Deed Date".

Click "Update operation" to save. The deed can also be added later: uploading the document doesn't change what the operation did.

Be careful with the date. The date orders the history. If you change it, the operation may end up before or after others, and each operation starts from what the previous one left. Check afterwards that the position of the shareholders affected is still correct.

Undo the last operation#

A registered operation isn't deleted. What you can do is undo the last one registered: in the "Add Operation" menu, choose "Undo operation". If that operation can't be undone, Sttok tells you with "The last operation cannot be undone".

Only the last one is undone because each operation starts from what the previous one left. If in March Carlos bought 5,000 shares and in June sold 2,000 of them, the June sale only makes sense because the March purchase exists. Removing the March purchase would leave the June sale selling shares Carlos never had.

Correct going forward#

When the wrong operation already has others after it, or when you want a record of the mistake to remain, it's corrected with another operation:

If you got wrong…It's corrected with…
The buyer or the number of shares in a sale and purchaseA transfer operation that returns the shares to whoever they belong to
The numbering of some sharesA renumbering
The class of some sharesA reclassification
A capital increase with too many sharesA share capital reduction for the difference

Write in the "Comments" of the new operation what it corrects and why. That way, whoever reads the history in a few years' time understands both.

Frequently asked questions#

Why can't I edit the shares or the parties of an operation?

Because that's what the operation did in the register of registered shares. Changing it by hand would move shares without leaving a trace and could throw off everything that came after. If it's the last one, undo it and register it correctly; if not, correct it with another one.

Undo or correct with another operation?

If you've just made a mistake and it's the last operation, undo it and register it correctly. If there are already later operations, or the register of registered shares has already been shown to someone, correct it with another operation: that way the history tells what happened.

The row's "···" does nothing. Where is "Edit"?

On the operation's record, at the top. Click the operation in the list to open it. The "···" on the record only has "Download details".

If I correct with another operation, are both shown on the shareholder's record?

Yes. Both appear in their Transactions tab, each with its date. What they hold today is already correct.

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