ERPNext
Recognised: Lindero proposes its business objects for you.
- How it connects
- It reads its database (MariaDB) through a read-only account. Because we already know how ERPNext is built, Lindero recognises it and starts from its business objects, already proposed, instead of hundreds of blank tables.
- What it reads
- Its tables, with the keys and relationships from the engine's catalogue, and the proposed business objects, which we go through with your team before they are used.
- Which account it needs
- A MariaDB user with SELECT permission. To write, an ERPNext API key.
- Can it write?
- Yes, through governed actions on its API. Each action works on an object in your business map, shows what it will change before it does, asks for approval on its first runs and on high-risk ones, is logged before it writes and never runs twice. Never in its database.
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