Hello Tryton Developers, Hello Tryton Users!
>From the legislator standpoint of view, wherever it may be, bookkeeping has to be 'audit safe'. Regulations may vary from country to country, but the character may be the same. That is to prevent fraud by manipulating the bookkeeping itself, I guess. The main question here: Does Tryton have measures implemented that track any changes made to any data Tryton stores or keeps track of? Background: in Germany since 2015 (GoBD) any digital handling of business process related data has to be, in essence, unchangeable, or safe from being manipulated. Therefore requirements to an ERP from the legislator/regulator standpoint of view are now stricter. These requirements are: * book entries or records must not be changed in such a way that their original content cannot be retrieved or determined any more, * later changes are to be made in such a way, that the original content as well as the fact that changes were made, are recognizable, * when master data is changed, the distinct meaning in the according transaction data has to be recognizable afterwards. These are just those requirements touching an ERP, but not limited to. Thank you. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "tryton" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tryton/9771e48c-42b7-4c0c-8404-5ba20cf3f3dd%40googlegroups.com.
