Getting User Info

[Carlos Eduardo Sotelo Pinto]

​Dear comunity

I would like to kow the right way on getting the current user logged information​.

I am looking a way to make some fields on invoicing, based on the current user role, in order on doing a bahvcior close to a POS, not a POS. I mean, when 

- a user is just finantial, then the invoicing behavior is the default, and payments are based on bank statements.

- a user is a customer attendant, invoicing could be based on cards and cash payment

Best regards 

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[Sergi Almacellas Abellana]

El 07/02/17 a les 11:58, Carlos Eduardo Sotelo Pinto ha escrit:

>
> ​Dear comunity
>
> I would like to kow the right way on getting the current user logged
> information​.
>

This is normally available as context keys.

> I am looking a way to make some fields on invoicing, based on the
> current user role, in order on doing a bahvcior close to a POS, not a
> POS. I mean, when
> - a user is just finantial, then the invoicing behavior is the default,
> and payments are based on bank statements.
>
> - a user is a customer attendant, invoicing could be based on cards and
> cash payment

How you determine if a user is finantial or custome attendant? If it's
based on User Group, you have the user groups available on the context
with:

Transaction().context.get('groups').

Hope it helps.
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