Yannick Tivisse
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Purpose ======= We want to clear the accounting access groups when only the Invoicing application is installed as follows: If only Invoicing is installed, we should only have 2 groups: `Billing` and `Billing Manager` If Accouting and Finance is installed, we should have the current groups: `Billing`, `Accountant` and `Advisor` Specification ============= 1/ If we have only Invoicing the should have the following hierarchy: group_account_manager (Billing Manager) ---Implies---> group_account_invoice (Billing) group_account_user (Accountant) is a technical group out the Accouting groups hierarchy 2/ If we have Accouting and Finance installed, we should then have: group_account_manager (Advisor) ---Implies---> group_account_user (Accountant) ---Implies---> group_account_invoice (Billing) The reason we want to keep the group_account_user is that we will hide the accouting fields (account_id,...) with this group, allowing the consultants to show the accouting related information on support.
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