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Records & Access

Your numbers.
Locked and clear.

Every action in ExciseOS is timestamped and attributed to the person who did it. Submitted records are permanent. Role-based access means each person sees only what they need. No notebooks. No ambiguity.

Immutable records · Role-based access · Full action trail

Audit LogToday
Stock received08:12
Ravi Kumar · 24 cases · #4412
Breakage logged11:30
Suresh M. · 3 bottles RS 750
Expense logged14:15
Priya D. · Petty cash · ₹1,200
Transfer approved18:45
Owner · 6 cases → Store 2
Closing submitted23:41
Ravi Kumar · ₹52,400 matched

Immutable Records

Once submitted,
it cannot change.

Submitted closings, approved stock entries, and logged expenses cannot be edited or deleted — by anyone, including the owner. Every attempt to modify is logged. This is what makes the audit trail trustworthy.

The only way to correct an error is to log a correction entry — which itself is timestamped and attributed.

No edit after submitCorrection entries loggedEvery attempt recorded
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Edit attempt blocked
Submitted records are immutable. Log a correction entry instead.
Correction Log
Correction: Stock count10:22
Owner · RS 180ml count was 48, not 52
Breakage correctionYesterday
Ravi Kumar · 2 bottles, not 3
Role Permissions
Manager
ClosingStock entryBreakage log
Owner
All of aboveFinanceReportsTeam
Silent Partner
Finance readPartner portal

Role Separation

Each person only sees
what their role allows.

Managers can log closings and stock entries. They cannot see P&L, partner data, or other managers' scorecards. Owners see everything. Partners see only their view.

This separation is built into every screen and every data query — not just a UI toggle.

Database-level isolationCustom role creationGranular permissions

Correction Flow

Errors happen. How you fix them matters.

In ExciseOS, submitted records are permanent. If an entry has an error — wrong quantity, wrong amount — you don't edit it. You log a correction entry. The original stands. The correction stands next to it. Both are attributed and timestamped. The full chain of events is always visible.

01
Manager submits stock entry
48 cases Royal Stag 750ml — logged, timestamped, attributed to Ravi Kumar.
02
Error found the next morning
Actual count was 46 cases. 2 cases overstated in the original entry.
03
Owner logs a correction entry
"Stock correction — 2 cases removed, count error." Logged by Owner · 09:14 AM.
04
Full chain visible in audit log
Original entry unchanged. Correction entry linked. Both timestamped. Nothing hidden.
Original preservedCorrection attributedFull chain visible
Access by Role
Manager
✓ Log closings · Stock entries · Breakage log
✗ P&L · Partner portal · Other managers' scores
Owner
✓ Full access · Finance · Reports · Team
✗ Delete immutable records
Partner
✓ Capital · Returns · Settlement history
✗ Operations · Staff data · Daily detail

Access Design

What each person can —
and can't — do.

Role separation in ExciseOS isn't just UI-level. Each role's data access is enforced at the database level. A manager's session cannot query partner or finance data — not because a menu item is hidden, but because the query is rejected.

Database-level isolationNo hidden menus trickEach role enforced independently

The full records layer.

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Full audit trail
Every action logged with timestamp, user, and exact change. Searchable by date or user.
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Immutable records
Submitted entries cannot be edited. Corrections require a new logged entry.
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User attribution
Every entry — closing, stock, expense — is attributed to the user who submitted it.
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Stock movement log
Every receive, transfer, breakage, and adjustment logged with reason and approver.
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Role-based permissions
Custom roles with granular permissions. Managers cannot access what owners see.
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Data isolation
Each store's data is in a separate context. No other owner can access your records.

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