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Commit ee7b8962 authored by wan's avatar wan
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[IMP] account: add comments about security groups


Had questions more than once about those.

closes odoo/odoo#75299

Signed-off-by: default avatarFlorian Gilbert <FlorianGilbert@users.noreply.github.com>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<odoo>
<data noupdate="0">
<!--
There are 4 groups
The way the groups work is different when `account_accountant` is installed or not.
Invoicing only:
```
group_account_invoice ⇨ group_account_manager (only those two should be used)
group_account_readonly ⇨ group_account_user (those two are only visible in debug)
```
Invoicing + Accounting:
```
group_account_invoice ⬂
group_account_readonly ⇨ group_account_user ⇨ group_account_manager
```
`group_account_user` is almost (a bit more than) the sum of `group_account_invoice` and `group_account_readonly`
`group_account_manager` is the king (except when Consolidation is installed, then there is a super-king)
`group_account_invoice` can create/edit invoices, refunds, payments, etc but cannot see accounting related stuff (journal entries, reports, reconciliation,...)
`group_account_readonly` can see (and only see) everything, including the journal entries, advanced configuration, reports
`group_account_user` is the accountant: he can do everything except advanced config (accounting periods for instance)
`group_account_manager` can edit some config that `group_account_user` cannot do
When you have only Invoicing installed, only `group_account_invoice` and `group_account_manager` should be used. The others are giving a shallow access to Accounting features, but we want to remove that.
-->
<record model="ir.module.category" id="base.module_category_accounting_accounting">
<field name="description">Helps you handle your accounting needs, if you are not an accountant, we suggest you to install only the Invoicing.</field>
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