Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic "or".
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups “ERPNext User’s Forum” group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic "or".
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "ERPNext User's Forum" group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic "or".
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic "or".
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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Sorry for not making it clear. I mean if I have 2 separate companies in ERPNext and I can create a custom field to match the value for 2 separate accountants so they can only see accounts they have access to? Is that the correct way to restrict access?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:01:58 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
I'm sorry, but i can't understand their line of thought in the previous question, could you elaborate?
Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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Or it is related to the HR employee record is the login user belongs to company A then they cannot see company B?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:05:40 UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Sorry for not making it clear. I mean if I have 2 separate companies in ERPNext and I can create a custom field to match the value for 2 separate accountants so they can only see accounts they have access to? Is that the correct way to restrict access?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:01:58 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
I'm sorry, but i can't understand their line of thought in the previous question, could you elaborate?
Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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And below are the territories that she can see, there are 11 in all territories, but she manages the account for only 4 territories, then define the properties which it has access.
Or it is related to the HR employee record is the login user belongs to company A then they cannot see company B?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:05:40 UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Sorry for not making it clear. I mean if I have 2 separate companies in ERPNext and I can create a custom field to match the value for 2 separate accountants so they can only see accounts they have access to? Is that the correct way to restrict access?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:01:58 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
I'm sorry, but i can't understand their line of thought in the previous question, could you elaborate?
Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic "or".
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "ERPNext User's Forum" group.
And below are the territories that she can see, there are 11 in all territories, but she manages the account for only 4 territories, then define the properties which it has access.
Or it is related to the HR employee record is the login user belongs to company A then they cannot see company B?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:05:40 UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Sorry for not making it clear. I mean if I have 2 separate companies in ERPNext and I can create a custom field to match the value for 2 separate accountants so they can only see accounts they have access to? Is that the correct way to restrict access?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:01:58 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
I’m sorry, but i can’t understand their line of thought in the previous question, could you elaborate?
Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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And below are the territories that she can see, there are 11 in all territories, but she manages the account for only 4 territories, then define the properties which it has access.
Or it is related to the HR employee record is the login user belongs to company A then they cannot see company B?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:05:40 UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Sorry for not making it clear. I mean if I have 2 separate companies in ERPNext and I can create a custom field to match the value for 2 separate accountants so they can only see accounts they have access to? Is that the correct way to restrict access?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:01:58 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
I’m sorry, but i can’t understand their line of thought in the previous question, could you elaborate?
Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
–
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups “ERPNext User’s Forum” group.
And below are the territories that she can see, there are 11 in all territories, but she manages the account for only 4 territories, then define the properties which it has access.
Or it is related to the HR employee record is the login user belongs to company A then they cannot see company B?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:05:40 UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Sorry for not making it clear. I mean if I have 2 separate companies in ERPNext and I can create a custom field to match the value for 2 separate accountants so they can only see accounts they have access to? Is that the correct way to restrict access?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:01:58 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
I'm sorry, but i can't understand their line of thought in the previous question, could you elaborate?
Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic "or".
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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Yeah just wanted to get an idea how else other users might be using ERPNext. It's a good way to find creative ways of using ERPNext that I may have not thought of yet, and could apply to our situation.
Or what would be the point in having multiple companies?
This is what I am curious about. I suppose it makes a lot of sense to do this if the overlap of resources is pretty big between companies.
On Wednesday, November 20, 2013 2:06:19 PM UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Such as a same owner but running different company and separate accounting, some employees serving a few companies own by the same owner etc.
On Nov 20, 2013 1:31 PM, "lxnow" <la...@union.ph> wrote:
Just wondering: in what type of situation(s) does having multiple companies running on the same instance/account of ERPNext does it make sense?
On Wednesday, November 20, 2013 11:21:40 AM UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Thanks!
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:16:22 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
You do not need to create a custom field, you need to add a constraint-based "company"
In each user, add the companies that he has access, through the “User Properties”
See, my example below:
Fernanda Cardim is a Master Sales Manager, and below is the same permission setting role.
And below are the territories that she can see, there are 11 in all territories, but she manages the account for only 4 territories, then define the properties which it has access.
Or it is related to the HR employee record is the login user belongs to company A then they cannot see company B?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:05:40 UTC+8, Joven Chiew wrote:
Sorry for not making it clear. I mean if I have 2 separate companies in ERPNext and I can create a custom field to match the value for 2 separate accountants so they can only see accounts they have access to? Is that the correct way to restrict access?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 11:01:58 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
I’m sorry, but i can’t understand their line of thought in the previous question, could you elaborate?
Ok, understood. So I can also create custom field for different company and restrict access the same way?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:56:51 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Transfer of ownership is something that does not exist in ERPNext
My recommendation is to relax the permissions, here in the company, each user has their group of customers as "Customers Maxwell" in the case of my exit from the company, the administrator or a user allowed can add the property, customer_group = "Customers Maxwell" to another user, thus allowing full access to customers that were once mine.
And through this, you can assign customers to other sales users, modifying only the client group.
What is the level for? does it mean if someone have level 1 it will overwrite level 0 permission?
What make a user an "owner" to a record/customer? I understand the assign is more like assigning task rather than ownership?
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 10:18:10 UTC+8, Maxwell wrote:
Hello Joven
We will need to use the Permission Manager.
We will need to use the Permission Manager, but before, I want to explain something about the permissions - I do not know if you know, but the permissions follow a logic “or”.
This allows you to have multiple permissions for a user group, but they are only valid when the field "match" is true to its condition, see my example below:
If your rules have some way to distinguish which users have access, we can make it that way.
Otherwise, we will have to add a role in Sales Invoice, which determines the user who can report and add this role to each user profile.
The same way as is done for the constraint owner, you can narrow by company or by company and owner, with two identical permissions where the field determines a rule to match the company and other permissions for the owner
Can I limit some user only able to see company records related to them and not able to access the other 2 company records?
Also, is it possible to assign customer to different sales person so each of them is not able to edit or even read customer/transaction not owned by them?
Which part of the access control/permission I should set or look at in ERPNext? The user guide in access control is kind of brief.
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