Veeva Systems Inc.

Jean-Christophe Meriaux

Peter Thorson

Peter Gassner

Adam McMillan

Jon Stone

Nathan Joseph Janken

George C Lee

Bryan Gilbert Lim

Disclosed is a method, system, and computer program product for using a multisystem data collection computing input tool. Data associated with plurality of sources is received and transformed to be stored in a specialized database and format. Access to the specialized database is enabled over a multisystem network such that a user may view and update the data in real time through a graphical user interface. In some embodiments, updates to data are automatically occurring in real time without user instruction.

System and method for improved user authentication in a multisystem network

Systems and methods for controlling record relationship changes in a content management system. The content management system may have several layers of access controls, which may include a layer of access control at the object level, a layer of access control at the row level and a layer of access control at the field level. Access may be controlled at the object level by a user's security profile, at the object record level (or row level) by the user's role, and/or at the object field level by the user's role or a state in a document lifecycle. A secure inbound relationship attribute may be used to control record relationship changes. Actions for creating, deleting and reassigning are permitted only when the inbound relationship is editable according to the secure inbound relationship attribute.

Record relationship change control in a content management system

Systems and methods for controlling object/document access in a content management system. The content management system may have several layers of access controls, which may include a layer of access control at the object level, a layer of access control at the row level and a layer of access control at the field level. Access may be controlled at the object level by a user's security profile, at the object record level (or row level) by the user's role, and/or at the object field level by the user's role or a state in a document lifecycle. In other words, the object level access control may grant access (e.g., Create, Read, Edit and Delete) on objects, the object record level access control may grant access (e.g., Read, Edit and Delete) on object records, and field level access control may grant access (e.g., Read, Edit and Hidden) on object field level.

Access control in a content management system

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Jean-Christophe Meriaux