Your permissions. Every action attributable.
The parts nobody asks about in a demo and everybody needs by month three. Permissions that mean something, search that finds anything, and a record of who did what.
What it looks like now.
- Hiding a menu item is treated as security, so people still reach things they should not.
- The floor is asked for an email address it does not have.
- The menu uses the software's words, not your team's.
- Search only works if you know how the record starts.
- Nobody can say who changed a figure, or when.
What changes for you.
- Role-based access with a permission catalog built from what the software actually ships, so hiding a menu never silently grants or revokes anything.
- Dual identity: email and password for the office, phone and OTP for the floor, PIN attribution on shared devices.
- Universal search across the whole company, matching from the middle of a word. Type 7013 and it finds ORD-00012/7013. Type lith and it finds Maplitho.
- Search is permission-aware. It never shows you a record you could not open.
- Configurable two-level navigation. You group, rename, reorder and hide destinations, so the menu uses your team's words.
- A master-data importer, so items, parties, papers, machines and workers come in rather than being re-keyed.
- Per-tenant IP restrictions, and unguessable record IDs as defence in depth.
- Everything attributable. Created-by and updated-by on business records, and every permission-gated action audited.
- Hindi already renders. Devanagari is bundled, so a slip a driver or a floor worker reads can be bilingual.
Step by step on the floor.
- 1 Import your masters
- 2 Set roles against a real permission catalog
- 3 Rename the navigation to your words
- 4 Every action after that is attributable
Questions owners ask about this.
No, and that distinction is the whole point. Permissions are enforced at the API. Navigation is presentation. Changing one never silently changes the other.
No. Floor workers sign in by phone and OTP, and attribute entries on a shared tablet with a PIN.
Hindi renders today, Devanagari is bundled, and printed slips can be bilingual. Wider regional language support is on the roadmap.
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