Re: [WebERP-developers] Shall we find a another regular way to manage authority?

[Phil D. <ph...@lo...>]

I agree with Tim too on this. I am not sure I want more complexity 
around the user definition unless we have a very clear idea about why.

Phil

Phil Daintree
Logic Works Ltd - +64 (0)275 567890
http://www.logicworks.co.nz

On 10/12/13 16:58, ExsonQu wrote:
> *Dear all:*
>
>          Thank you for your opinion! I've quoted Tim's as followed.
>
>          Although there is different opinion, I think there is one which is
> agreed by most of us:
>          We should create a uniform approval(request/confirm) regular for
> those business processes.
>          Although Tim think current tokens system is powerful enough, I still
> have to face the request/approval problem. For instance, we have 20 sales
> men and they belong to 5 different groups, and each group have one team
> leader. And all those teams are under an sales manager. When they issue SO
> which is zero cost or price is lower than the normal one, it's must be
> approved by team lead or manager. And sometime it's should be approved by
> general manager.
>
>           Even we can use tokens to control the scripts, at last, we still
> have to know which group those sales belong to, and what responsibility of
> each of those users. So we have to store and retrieve those information in
> some place.
>
>            My suggest is to create a table which named organization? It
> contains fields as business_type which defined the processes involved,
> userid,  superior(user's head), submeber(user's subordinate). It's more like
> a structure of current BOM. Then we can define each user's business role in
> the organization. We can assign those users to different responsibility
> according to their position in the business type.
>
>         Thank you for your great idea. And looking forwarding to more from
> all of you.
>
>          Best regards!
>
>          Exson
>   
>
>
>          
> I think its possible to over complicate this issue, we already have a
> complex and flexible security model.
>
> It is possible to have a per user security system by just creating a
> separate role per user. Maybe a "duplicate this role" option?
>
> Most things have an inquiry as well as an input screen, so there are
> not many occasions where the read/write becomes an issue. There are a
> few fields that would be nice to have that option on, not sure if its
> worth the extra work?
>
> Just my couple of pennies :-)
>
> Tim
>
>
>
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