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An '''internal''' user is a user who is part of your company/foundation and can use the Dolibarr system. | An '''internal''' user is a user who is part of your company/foundation and can use the Dolibarr system. | ||
An '''external''' user can be a customer, a supplier or other who is permitted to use the Dolibarr system. So an external user is always linked to a thirdparty object (customer or supplier) | An '''external''' user can be a customer, a supplier or other who is permitted to use the Dolibarr system. So an external user is a Dolibarr user but always linked to a thirdparty object (customer or supplier) | ||
In both cases, permissions define the access level (read, write, delete) to the data. | In both cases, permissions define the access level (read, write, delete) to the data. | ||
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Internal users are often used to give access to the employees. | Internal users are often used to give access to the employees. | ||
Note that external users can also have a different menu manager than internal users (See Home - Setup - Display), but this is not often used | Note that external users can also have a different menu manager than internal users (See Home - Setup - Display), but this is not often used | ||
= Life cycle / Business rules = | = Life cycle / Business rules = | ||