erpclaw-selfservice

Manage self-service permissions for ERPClaw users across profiles, portals, sessions, and logs.

5|6|Updated Mar 8, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/avansaber/erpclaw-addons --skill erpclaw-selfservice
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Skill: erpclaw-selfservice
Source: https://github.com/avansaber/erpclaw-addons/tree/main/erpclaw-selfservice
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/avansaber/erpclaw-addons --skill erpclaw-selfservice

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires erpclaw_lib, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

ERPClaw Self-Service provides a centralized, self-service permission layer to manage who can perform actions across ERPClaw portals and sessions, with auditable trails.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 25 actions across permission profiles, portal configuration, sessions, and activity logging to control access.
  • Per-user permission assignments and role-based access, with per-portal scope and audit trails for compliance.
  • Use case: An HR admin creates a profile for "Employee Self-Service," assigns it to a user, configures a portal, and observes an auditable activity log.

Quick Start

Create a permission profile, assign it to a user, and configure a portal to enable self-service access.

Frequently Asked Questions about erpclaw-selfservice

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I set up self-service permissions for ERP portal users?

Role-based access control restricts portal access by assigning permission profiles to specific users. This self-service layer manages sessions and maintains an audit trail for employees, clients, tenants, patients, and vendors across portal configurations.

Can I manage compliance and audit trails for vendor and client sessions?

Yes, the system maintains an audit trail across portal sessions and permission profiles. It logs activity for clients, tenants, patients, and vendors, ensuring deterministic compliance behavior through a local database.

Does the self-service portal permission layer require a local database?

Yes, the self-service permission layer operates with a local database to ensure deterministic behavior. This guarantees consistent role-based access control enforcement across 25 actions spanning portal configurations and activity logs.

What is the best way to configure role-based access control for employee self-service?

Create a specific permission profile like Employee Self-Service, assign it to a user, and configure the portal. This applies per-portal scope and per-user role-based access control to enable secure self-service actions.

Are there limitations when assigning per-portal scope to tenant and patient profiles?

The system applies per-portal scope to permission profiles, ensuring role-based access control remains auditable for tenants and patients. Assignments operate deterministically using a local database to maintain consistent activity logs.

Do I need erpclaw_lib to manage portal configurations and activity logs?

Yes, erpclaw_lib is a required dependency. It provides the foundation to execute the 25 actions across permission profiles, portal configurations, and activity logs, ensuring compliant role-based access control.