Multi-tenant example

Entity lists

While these are used in the example, they are the built-in Score roles.

BIE↓	Business Context→ BIE owner↓	Human Resources	Agriculture	Construction	Entertainment	Notes
ProcessPurchaseOrder (instance #1)	Tess
ProcessPurchaseOrder (instance #2)	Matt
NotifyShipment (instance #1)	Ross
NotifyWIPStatus (instance #1)	Ross
NotifyWIPStatus (instance #2)	Tess

This table would be computed based on the values in the tables above.

User→ BIE↓	Bob	Mary	Amy	Roy	Matt	Tess	Ross	Notes
ProcessPurchaseOrder (instance #1)
ProcessPurchaseOrder (instance #2)
NotifyShipment (instance #1)
NotifyWIPStatus (instance #1)
NotifyWIPStatus (instance #2)

Mary can access all BIEs because she is a Dev/Admin. Dev/Admins can access everything.
Matt can only access:
- BIEs in a business context that include the Tenant context scheme value ACME Brick, which is the Construction business context.
- BIEs in a business context that does not include any Tenant context scheme value
Tess can only access BIEs in a business context associated with the AgGateway tenant.
- BIEs in a business context that include the Tenant context scheme value AgGateway, which is the Agriculture business context.
- BIEs in a business context that does not include any Tenant context scheme value
Ross can only access BIEs
- BIEs in a business context that include the Tenant context scheme value ACME Brick, which is the Construction business context.
- BIEs in a business context that include the Tenant context scheme value AgGateway, which is the Agriculture business context.
- BIEs in a business context that does not include any Tenant context scheme value.