I am newbies, but what I did is, set each company (if it's the same group
of the companies) as an internal organization with it's own GLaccount. When
you setting the store and facilities, you have to identify the
shop/store/facilities owner each, then set permission of each user to use
with each st
I propose to adopt multi-tenancy feature for your application.
On 2 May 2012 12:31, Pierre Smits wrote:
> First of all, question yourself why it is needed to provide access to an
> outsider of the company that is using OFBiz as its accounting solution to
> the means to create, update and delete fu
First of all, question yourself why it is needed to provide access to an
outsider of the company that is using OFBiz as its accounting solution to
the means to create, update and delete functions in that solution.
If you are talking about external auditors then it might hold true. But,
then you sh
sir,
when i create an user as employee of company x and give him permission
to access and create "organization GL" like chart of account or
transaction the employee of company x can make it not from only
company x but also from others company. eg though he is an employee of
company x he can manage
sir,
when i create an user as employee of company x and give him permission
to access and create "organization GL" like chart of account or
transaction the employee of company x can make it not from only
company x but also from others company.eg. though he is an employee of
company x he can manage
