Permission
Core ConceptsDefinition
Permission refers to the rights or access granted to a user or group within an ERP system to view, modify, or administer different components or data.
Detailed Description
Permissions in ERP systems are critical administrative settings that determine which functionalities a user can access. They are designed to protect sensitive information and actions by ensuring that only authorized personnel have access to certain data or operations. Permissions can often be configured on multiple levels, from specific actions to broader system access, providing a tailored user experience and maintaining security and compliance within an organization.
Key Features
- Audit trails for permission changes
- Customizable permission settings
- Granular access control
- Integration with identity management systems
- Role-based access management
Common Modules
Security Management
This module focuses on configuring and administering security protocols, including permissions and access control.
User Management
Module that handles the creation, management, and deletion of user accounts and groups.
Popular Implementations
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
RBAC is a method of regulating access to computer or network resources based on the roles of individual users within an enterprise.