What it covers

Store-level security controls what each employee can do in the app and records what they actually did. The goal is twofold: the prevention of unauthorized operations and the full traceability of actions.

Access Control

Each employee has a profile with specific rights. A cashier can sell and cash out, but they can't cancel a transaction without the manager's approval. A seller can apply discounts up to the allowed percentage, but they can't change prices. The manager has access to all operations, including reports and settings.

Rights are managed by roles (see Platform security), but at the store level, the manager can see what rights each employee has and request changes.

Activity audit

All operations are logged in with the employee's identification, date, time, and operation details. The manager can consult:

• What transactions did an employee perform in a period
• What cancellations or returns did it process and with what motivation
• What manual discounts did he apply
• What cash operations did he perform?

These logs are essential both for internal control and for investigating possible incidents (house differences, customer complaints, suspicions of fraud).

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