When accessing your company’s ERP system, it's important to distinguish between the Development (DEV) and Production (PRD) environments. These systems are accessed via different URLs, which provide clues about the environment you're logging into.

This is the non-live environment where testing, experimenting, and exploring the ERP’s features can be safely conducted. It’s essentially a sandbox where users can practice without affecting real company data.

https://company_name.erp.zone:4095/web/webclient/home

This is the live system where all actual business operations take place. Any actions performed here will have real-world consequences on the company’s data and processes.

: This will be replaced with your specific company name, which can be shortened to initials or an abbreviation instead of the full company name.

: This domain is consistent for all environments.

: Used to connect to the Development (DEV) system.

: Used to connect to the Production (PRD) system.

: web/webclient/home – this is the default path used to load the ERP system's web interface.

The production system is copied to the development system every Friday evening. When you log in on Monday morning, both environments should mirror each other in terms of data and configuration. This ensures that the DEV system reflects the latest production environment, making it useful for realistic testing.

 to verify which system you are using, as your actions can have different outcomes. Working in the DEV system allows freedom to test, while the PRD system directly impacts live business operations.

To easily distinguish between the DEV and PRD systems, we recommend adjusting the interface colour scheme. This can be done through the 

: Recommended for the Development (DEV) system.

: Recommended for the Production (PRD) system.

User Creation & Deletion, User Passwords (incl. video tutorial on changing passwords)

Understanding Production (PRD) and Development (DEV) System URLs

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