Limited User Rights inquiry

Dear All.
Is it possible for a limited user in SAP Business One to see other modules as well just for information? Or they cant drill down to any module other than they are assigned for?
Thanks,
Khurram

Dear Khurram,
A license for a limited user will only have privilegious to see all the modules included for that license.
However, the authorizations could be used in conjuction to limit even more the access to the B1's funcionalities. But the authorization will not provided extra privileges to a limited user (i.e to have acces to all Professional license modules).
Regards,
Juan Manuel Marrero
SAP Business One Forums Team

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