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# Price Override Settings
In the Role Settings section, you can manage the Price Override employee permissions. If enabled, this setting allows employees to adjust the price of products up or down.
**1. Access Work Orders Settings**
* Open WorkMate from the Shopify dashboard.
* Click **View More**.
* Navigate to the Settings section.
**2. Activate Price Override Settings**
* In the **Price overrides** section, click the **Activate cart transform** button to activate the feature.
* After activating, your page will look like this:
**3. Configure Role Settings**
* Click the Roles module to configure employee permissions for various roles.
{% hint style="info" %}
***Tip**:*
*WorkMate previously configured permissions on a per-employee basis. Your configured permissions have automatically been migrated to roles called **Auto-migrated roles**.*
* *The different Auto-migration numbers represent your previous different permission levels of the employees.*
* *You can change the role names here, in your settings.*
{% endhint %}
* Scroll to the right to view the **Price override** settings. Here you can enable or disable the settings for your various roles.
**3. Adjust item prices in the Work Orders**
* Click on the Work Orders module from the main dashboard or sidebar menu.
* Open a work order and scroll down to the **Items** section
* Select the product you want to update the pricing for.
Example: Velen Cardigan - Grey
* If your role has the price override settings enabled, you'll see the **Unit price** field. Here you'll be able to enter a different price for the item.
Example: Original price = $64, New unit price = $50
* Click **Save**.
* The work order will now reflect the adjusted price.
