Can others see and act upon a pended order?

A pended order is one that has been temporarily halted and is not yet finalized or approved. The primary purpose of a pending status is to allow for review, verification, or additional information before proceeding further. In this context, individuals who do not have the necessary permissions or access rights cannot view or take action on a pended order.

This ensures that sensitive or incomplete data is protected and that only authorized personnel have the ability to make decisions or changes regarding these orders. By limiting visibility and the ability to act on pended orders, organizations maintain a level of control and oversight, preventing unauthorized modifications or actions. Such restrictions are vital in maintaining the integrity of processes and ensuring that all actions taken on orders have been properly vetted.

The other options suggest varying degrees of access which may imply that some individuals can engage with a pended order, which does not align with standard practices for managing such orders.