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# Limiting User Access to Inventory Information
User Store Mapping can also be used to limit the access to inventory information of specific stores. By limiting user access to specific inventory modules, organizations can ensure that employees only have access to the inventory data relevant to their roles. Users will be able to view the inventory information of only those stores that they’ve been granted permission to access.
This approach not only enhances security but also streamlines user experience by showing them only the information they need. User’s access can be limited to different Inventory modules so that they are
An app config, "**Restrict Inventory By User Store Mapping"** is available to facilitate this feature.
If this setting is enabled, then the stores will be restricted by user store mapping in store dropdowns and in the following inventory modules: Item Inventory Snapshot, Inventory By Location, Inventory Change Log, Batch Inventory Movement, Short Inventory Planner, and Inventory Adjustment Centre.
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