erpclaw-selfservice

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

5|6|Updated Mar 8, 2026
One-click install
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.