Cédric Krier eabe0aec66 Display company in status when main company has children
As soon as the main company has children, we must notice the user on which one
he is. The companies field contain only the children of the current company.

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Company Module
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The company module defines the concepts of company and employee and
extend the user model.


Company
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The company model extends the party model and add several fields: the
currency, the list of employees and header and footer texts for
reports. There is also a parent company field which allow to setup
companies in a tree structure. The company model represent the actual
organisation the users of Tryton are members of.


Employee
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The employee model extend the party model with a company field. The
employee model represent the actual employees of the companies defined
in Tryton. An employee can be optionally linked to a user trough the
user form.


User
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Are added to the user model: a main company, a company and an employee
field. The company field defines the current company of the user, this
current company will influence the data this user see in Tryton: most
of the records that are linked to a company will only be available for
users in this very company. The main company define which current
company a user can choose: either the main company itself or one of
the children companies.
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