Give hospitality teams access to the locations and information required by their roles.
Group isolation and assigned venue scope are the foundation of a shared reporting system. A venue manager should not gain access to another group simply by changing a filter. Test the permitted and denied paths using actual role profiles.
Salary records require a different access boundary from invoices or inventory. HR users work in their HR pages; Purchasing users should not read private HR records. Admin reporting uses aggregate labour costs for permitted readers.
A GM can be assigned limited Admin reporting views without receiving user-management authority. Interface visibility and database permissions both need verification. Hiding a menu item alone is not sufficient access control.
The Super Admin assigns users, roles, groups and venues through Access Control. HR and Purchasing users cannot grant themselves higher privileges.
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