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# Reinstate Checkout
Steps to reinstate the checkout room
Reinstate Checkout allows the user to undo the checkout.
### **Steps to Reinstate Checkout.**
1. Go to **Front Office>>Front Desk>> Reinstate Checkout.**
3. Enter the checked-out room number in the 'Room No' field if the user knows the room number. If the room number is not known, search for the checked-out guest to be reinstated from the guest field using the magnifier.
5\. Enter the reason to Reinstate the Checkout. Click on the check boxes under Cancel Settlement and Cancel Bill.
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Note:- The room that you are going to reinstate should be vacant.
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