# Modify a Request

### The following fields can be modified after a [**Request**](/streamly/concepts/request.md) has been submitted.

| **Field name**            |   **From channel**   |   **From app home**  |
| ------------------------- | :------------------: | :------------------: |
| `Complete` (aka `Status`) | :white\_check\_mark: | :white\_check\_mark: |
| `Assignee`                |          :x:         | :white\_check\_mark: |
| `Due date`                |          :x:         | :white\_check\_mark: |

{% hint style="warning" %}
Changing a task's `Status` to `Closed` in Slack will stop conflict resolution messages from posting in the private [**team channel**](/streamly/reference/streams/modify/team.md) (or app home `Messages` tab for single-member [**Streams**](/streamly/concepts/stream.md)).
{% endhint %}

#### To modify a Request's `Status` from the message posted in the channel associated with the Stream it was submitted in, click the button on the message reading either:

* `Close` 

  > for `Open` **Requests**
* `Re-open` 

  > for `Closed` **Requests**

#### To modify a Request from the `Requests` section of the app home, [find](/streamly/reference/requests/find.md) the Request and click the :gear:`Manage Request` button.

* The `Status` of the **Request** can be modifed by clicking the same button described above.
* Other fields need to be selected from the menu at the **bottom** of the modal.  The desired **new value** can be selected in the **next modal**.

#### Teams have the option to require [approvals](/streamly/reference/streams/modify/team.md) for changes to any of these fields by non-team members.

If an approval is set for a field, modifications may be rejected.  The user seeking the field change will be **notified** if the change is:

* Applied immediately
* Awaiting approval
* Approved
* Rejected


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