Difference Vendor user and Normal application user

Hi
I need to know what is the difference between the Vendor user and Normal Application user in R12.
Could you please tell me any difference or the reference link as soon as possible.
Thanks
Vivek

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Hi
I need to know what is the difference between the Vendor user and Normal Application user in R12.
Could you please tell me any difference or the reference link as soon as possible.
Thanks
VivekVendor User i believe you are talking about the supplier..who can given access to isupplier portal.
Normal user would be the end users
HTH
Mahendra

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