[HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED] Your ERP contains critical information: customers, suppliers, prices, costs, finances. You need to protect it. Security includes: access control (who can see/edit what), audit (who did what and when), encryption (protected data), and backups (disaster recovery).
Define exactly what each user can do. Granular permissions by module, by function.
Log of all actions: who created, modified, deleted each record. When and from where.
Encryption of sensitive data. Automatic daily backups. Disaster recovery.
Comply with SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR. Stress-free audits.
Create roles: Administrator, Manager, Salesperson, Warehouse. Define permissions per role.
Assign users to roles. Users inherit role permissions.
System validates permissions on each action. If you don't have permission, you can't execute.
All actions are recorded in audit log.
Salespeople only see their information
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[HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED]
Yes. You can define permissions at module, function, field level. Example: user can see sales but not costs.
Full control of lots, series, expirations, and movements. Meet regulations and respond to audits in minutes.
Inventory control in multiple warehouses, branches, or distribution centers. Automatic transfers and consolidated visibility.
Calculate real product cost considering purchases, production, logistics, and overhead. Make decisions based on real numbers.