Passport Enterprise Edition provides two main benefits for the enterprise organization
over and above all of the flexibility and power of the Busines Edition:
Multi-Site Capability
You can think of a site as an individual database or individual view of data.
Users are assigned to one or more sites. A user can only see data related to that site. Here's a few
examples of how this applies to you:
If IT is tracking assets and you don't want them mixed in with warehouse inventory, then you
need 2 sites, one for accounting and one for the warehouse.
If you have multiple warehouses and want each one treated individually, meaning any one warehouse
does not see the global view of inventory, then you need the multi-site capability.
Additionally you should know that within a site you still have unlimited locations as you would
expect, and users can be assigned to more than one site which allows them a global view.
Advanced Security
Passport Enterprise Edition allows for security groups. Users are assigned to one
or more groups. A user is restricted to the security features of the group(s) they are assigned to.
Here's a couple of examples of how this applies to you:
Accounting should have the ability to see all costs & prices, whereas the warehouse folks who
are performing the day-to-day inventory transactions have no need to see costs and prices.
This applies to reports too. An accounting inventory report could show inventory valuation based
on costs, whereas the warehouse user would run an inventory report but they would not have access to the cost data.
Enterprise Edition
Business Edition
Multi-Site (Multi-Locations)
1 Site (Multi-Locations)
Advanced Security
Standard Security
MS SQL Server Database
MS SQL Server Database
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