Had a conversation with someone in the office and we came up with two scenarios ...
a) Based on the document; You have a person that has operations and administrative permission to the system. For day-to-day use you would want them to logon with their operations userlogin (and that more restrictive set of permissions). They would only logon with the admin userlogin when they need to perform administrative functions. b) Based on your last sentence; you have a B2B application where your customer is another business but that business has a number of people that work for them that can place orders for the business. YinT wrote: > > Ofbiz permits a party to be issued multiple usernames for login purposes. > The document says that each username can provide the party with different > access to the system. > Could someone give me a practical scenario where this is useful? > > As an additional thought, could it be that multiple usenames for a party > is more applicable for the scenario where a party refers to a group and > not a person. > > Thanks in advance. > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/party-can-have-multiple-usernames-tp24820162p24869379.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
