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Sales related services
Description of a part of the AM module - sales partFI - Finance Management
Framework Core functionality
- AyMINE Framework Server
- frmFrm – provided functionality
- System Rights
- System messaging
- AyMINE Business – Price calculation
- Strings and translations
- Export collection of objects
- AyMINE Framework management FAQ
- The AyMINE licence model
- AyMINE On-premise
- System events
- Mutli-client architecture
- Import collection of objects
- User sessions
- Default server methods
- Client-defined object attributes
- Common Libraries
Module - support for management
Libraries & Lincences
Mobile & Web Application
- Runtime debugging
- System console
- AyMINE Application
- In-line table edit support
- Object scripting API – object lang
- Application object structure
- Multilingual support
- View of a single object – detail
- Is using EVAL / feval method risky?
- Included library – String operations
- Cliplink
- Object API – object <g>
- API – Data object
- Object scripting API – object User
- Object view definition
- Framework support for Drag & Drop
- Common libraries
- Multiple-object update implementation
- fClip & fCliplist
- Offline persistent objects
- Mobile application
HR - Human Resources
System Management (part of framework)
Task, Project, Quality
Task & Task pattern
CMS - Content Management & Web API services
Front-End Scripting
Two-factor login to the mobile application
Mobile application requires 2-factor confirmation before it can be used
Framework as well as mobile application naturally supports 2-factor login.
Mobile application requires two-factor login when it is non-trusted. Since it is expected, that user rarely uses regularly non-trusted application, login and registration of the mobile application always uses email / SMS for application confirmation.
The 2-factor login to the application is described on the scheme:
Login to the trusted device
User can set up a device as a trusted device. When a computer and browser is set up as a trusted, it allows login without second device confirmation.
Mobile devices confirmed to be a trusted device supports login using bio-metric authentication without confirmation by another factor.