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Party Roles

Rees Watkins
Hi
 
I am trying to understand Party Roles.
 
Roles can be assigned to a Party. These can be standard system roles (e.g. Bill-To Customer) or Roles you create.
 
        * Parties can be found based on their associated Roles.
        * Relationships between Parties can be based on a Role.
        * Billing accounts can be associated to a Party on a Role. It seems that unless a Party is associated to the Billing Account through the Bill-To Customer role they can't pay for orders made throught the eCommercce front end using the Billing Account.
       etc
 
It seems there rules associated with Roles.
Is there a way I can see these rules from the GUI or any other way?  i.e. if I give a party a Role Bill-To Customer does that affect the behaviour of the Party?
 
Thanks
Rees


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Re: Party Roles

BJ Freeman
bump this up for current discussion

Rees Watkins sent the following on 6/7/2008 9:39 AM:

> Hi
>  
> I am trying to understand Party Roles.
>  
> Roles can be assigned to a Party. These can be standard system roles (e.g. Bill-To Customer) or Roles you create.
>  
> * Parties can be found based on their associated Roles.
> * Relationships between Parties can be based on a Role.
> * Billing accounts can be associated to a Party on a Role. It seems that unless a Party is associated to the Billing Account through the Bill-To Customer role they can't pay for orders made throught the eCommercce front end using the Billing Account.
>        etc
>  
> It seems there rules associated with Roles.
> Is there a way I can see these rules from the GUI or any other way?  i.e. if I give a party a Role Bill-To Customer does that affect the behaviour of the Party?
>  
> Thanks
> Rees
>
>
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