Roles, teams, who reports to whom, and who can see whose records.
In this section
1
Roles and permissions
What a role grants, what each action and each data scope actually means, what the grid offers that…
2
Who sees what
Why one person sees a record and another does not: ownership, the role tree, the scope, sharing rules,…
3
The org chart and reporting lines
What a reporting line actually grants, why two managers side by side stay separate, and what a superior…
4
Owner, assigned, and marked
One owner, any number of assignees, and any number of people it is marked to — and what…
5
Restricting somebody to their own location
The two halves of restricting somebody to a warehouse, every combination of them, where the product enforces it,…
6
Sharing rules
The Data sharing screen: the least everybody gets on each module, and the exceptions that give one role…
7
Circles and groups
The three lists of people, what each one is for, and why only one of them may hold…
8
A person's own permissions, and when they apply
A role replaces a person's own permissions; their own apply only when they have no role. How to…
9
Approvals
Whose agreement a proposal, quotation, sales order, proforma, invoice or credit note needs before it can be sent,…
10
The audit log
Settings › Audit: who changed what and when, what a row actually holds, and the changes that leave…
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